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Morning News Roundup: Money Changers up Prices for Tet Holiday

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Wednesday, 20 January 2016.
Written by Saigoneer. Photo by Alberto Prieto.

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  • Vietnam's economy is an emerging market standout [Bloomberg]

  • S.Korea publicizes names of 32 Vietnamese tourists over alleged overstay on Jeju Island [Tuoi Tre]

  • Da Nang moves to publicly rate restaurants in fight against bad services [Thanh Nien]

  • SBV issues remittance regulations [DTI]

  • Two new power plants start generation [The Saigon Times]

  • Vietnam considers $2.5 billion Vientiane – Hanoi expressway [Vietnam Net]

  • Hanoi inaugurates its largest road flyover [Hanoi Times]

  • Vietnam sees labor challenges in TPP [The Japan News]

  • Money changers up prices for Tet holiday [Vietnam Plus]

  • Vietnam inks $2.2 bln power project with Saudi, Korean firms [Reuters]

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