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HCM City (VNS/VNA) - Japanese investment in Vietnam has strongly developed in both quality and quantity as investors are applying the most advanced technologies in production, experts have said. The investment trend will be essential as the 4.0 industrial era continues to develop well in Vietnam, with both domestic and foreign companies increasingly using advanced technologies including Big Data, the cloud, and AI (Artificial Intelligence) in their production. Because of US-China trade tensions, many Japanese companies want to set up manufacturing in Vietnam, experts have said. Moreover, the companies also see great potential in the Vietnamese market with its young population, cheap labour, and preferential policies from the Government.  Speaking about Japanese investment in 2019, Hirai Shinji, chief representative of JETRO Ho Chi Minh City … [Read more...] about Japanese firms increase investments in advanced tech in Vietnam

Daikin, which has been in operation since May 2018, is expected to contribute to energy conservation and public health, such as energy-saving air conditioners and air purification, as more people in Việt Nam are buying air cleaners, according to Shinji. … [Read more...] about Japanese firms increase investments in advanced technologies in Việt Nam

Workers at the Daikin factory in Hung Yen Province. Japanese investment in Vietnam has strongly developed in both quality and quantity. - VNS Photo Thu Ngan The investment trend will be essential as the 4.0 industrial era continues to develop well in Vietnam, with both domestic and foreign companies increasingly using advanced technologies including Big Data, the cloud, and AI (Artificial Intelligence) in their production. … [Read more...] about Japanese firms increase investments in advanced technologies in Vietnam

Many Vietnamese stop off at their favourite bar for a few glasses of beer after work. Photo: AFP Under the new law, motorbike drivers who have been drinking will be fined up to $345, while car drivers under the influence could face a penalty of up to $1,800. Both face two-year licence suspensions. … [Read more...] about Beer sales fizzle in Vietnam as drink-driving law hits bars

The Vietnam Market in Malaysia will create a business-to-business (B2B) platform for Vietnamese companies to promote exports to this market. Through Malaysia, Vietnamese goods can also access Singapore, Thailand and other ASEAN markets. Malaysia is the world’s most attractive emerging market, according to Bloomberg’s 2018 rankings, and the World Bank Doing Business 2020 Report has ranked Malaysia in 12th position amongst 190 economies worldwide. … [Read more...] about First Vietnam Market in Malaysia to open soon