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▪ Border guards suspended over major illegal logging case [DTI]

▪ Vietnam Airlines considers creating cargo unit to boost revenue [VnExpress]

▪ Vietnamese high school inventor denied visa for US science fair [VnExpress]

▪ Parking lot employees attack tourist in southern Vietnam [Tuoi Tre]

▪ Chinese woman makes bomb hoax at northern Vietnamese airport [Tuoi Tre]

▪ VTC declines invitation to be honored by YouTube [VietnamNet]

▪ VND9.8 trillion to be invested into Tan Son Nhat Airport [DTI]

▪ Ministry proposes cut in corporate tax, but hikes for other taxes [VietnamNet]

▪ Slovakia says unlikely Vietnam used its plane in ex-oil executive's kidnapping [Reuters]

▪ HCMC attracts FDI capital worth US$408 million in four months [SGGP]

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