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Morning News Roundup: Nearly 1 Million Overseas Vietnamese Want To Buy Houses In Vietnam

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Thursday, 24 September 2015.
Written by Saigoneer. Photo by Shing Chan.

Second financial firm allows foreign ownership [Vietnam Plus]

Nearly 1 million overseas Vietnamese want to buy houses in Vietnam [Vietnam Net]

Businesses concerned about import/export examinations [Vietnam Net]

Vietnam climbs up 19 places in Global Innovation Index 2015 [VoV]

Vietnam to lose $77 million of tax revenue each year due to free trade pacts [Thanh Nien]

Vietnam defies emerging market slowdown [FT]

Vietnam seeks fix to legal vacuum blocking bad debt cleanup [Bloomnberg]

HCMC proposes PM help to project land buyers [SGGP]

Vietnam’s public debts forecast to occupy 62.3 percent of GDP in 2015 [Tuoi Tre]

HCMC to adjust urban planning [SGGP]

 

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