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Top Singaporean groups are continuing to make their mark in Vietnam’s real estate arena, from luxury apartments to industrial complexes. Vietnam is one of the top five destinations chosen by Singapore’s ultra-high-net-worth individuals to invest in real estate, behind Australia, India, Hong Kong, and the Chinese mainland, according to the Foreign Investment Agency.

1. Equipment and materials supply
2. Notes inspection machines supply
3. Partial discharge monitoring system supply
4. Automatic welding machines supply
5. Media and communication equipment supply
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1. Insurtech groups utilise Vietnam for ambitious plans
2. Bad debts skyrocket in wake of poor business performance
3. Inflation stable, State-managed prices can be adjusted
4. Typhoon Season in Vietnam: How to Prepare Your Business
5. Power enterprises see bright future despite poor results in Q2
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1. Personal finance planning vital yet neglected in Vietnam: forum
2. Sluggish recovery persists in corporate bond market
3. 15 businesses, called 'cash kings', have $18 billion in coffers
4. Vietnam's macro-economy stays stable, inflation controlled: official
5. Close watch urged on global market developments
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The Philippine Training Trade Centre, supported by Hong Kong SAR Government is organising an online Forum on MSMEs' Experience: Leveraging E-Commerce for Business Productivity and Efficiency. The Forum will be an venue for experience sharing of model MSMEs using e-Commerce in ASEAN and Hong Kong, China for the effective operationalisation of e-commerce and digital marketing. 

1. Nearly 33 trillion VND worth of G-bonds raised in July
2. Barriers remain for BNPL to be top tool
3. Credit growth unlikely to soar towards the end of the year
4. Vietnam-Brunei Committed to Increasing Two-Way Trade
5. Mechanism for direct power purchase proposed
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To commemorate the Mid-Autumn Festival this year, Windsor Plaza Hotel wishes you a “Happy Mid-Autumn” with three sets of mooncakes, stylishly presented in beautiful boxes inspired by the beauty of autumn.

The Vietnam Banks Association has proposed a 2 per cent VAT reduction for the entire banking sector, which is currently excluded from the list of sectors entitled to the tax cut. Nguyen Quoc Hung, vice president and secretary general of the association (VNBA), emphasised the prevailing challenges encountered by enterprises, especially with resource depletion.