In this month’s Meet The Experts episode, we had the opportunity to speak with Régis Robin — the Director of Design Operations in Vietnam for Archetype Group
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Vietnam’s GDP grew 5.03% y/y in 1Q22, extending the 5.22% pace in 4Q21 as services sector rebounded after more parts of its economy were reopened with relaxation of mobility and distancing restrictions
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Assistance to the embattled Ukrainians has come from the general public and private sector too. One of the most notable contributions has been that of Starlink, a satellite communication system run by Elon Musk’s SpaceX.
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For foreigners unfamiliar with Vietnam’s investment landscape, the complexity of the real estate market may challenge even the most experienced investors. But don’t worry
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On Wednesday 1 June, Nordic companies, diplomats, and business leaders will gather in Ho Chi Minh City for a major conference to promote inclusive and sustainable business practices in Vietnam.
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Media Consumption Grows but Digitalization Brings New Challenges
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Stiller joined Vertiv in 2017 as Vice President of Marketing for EMEA, and was later promoted to Vice President, Global Channel Marketing
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BusinessReviews
Insider’s view: Here’s why the talent hunting in tourism industry is Vietnam’s new normal
As Vietnam reopens its borders to tourism, attracting, developing and retaining a quality workforce has become the top priority for this industry.
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Speaking at an annual general meeting, Pham Nhat Vuong, the chairman of parent company Vingroup explained that the move might be pushed back due to market uncertainties.
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RMIT academic Dr Greeni Maheshwari believes the sanctions on Russia imposed by the West in response to the Russia-Ukraine conflict will continue for a longer period of time.
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