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Morning News Roundup: Coca-Cola Vietnam Finally Pays Tax After Claiming Losses For 20 Years

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Friday, 23 October 2015.
Written by Saigoneer. Photo by Alexander McMillan.

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  • Coca-Cola Vietnam finally pays tax after claiming losses for 20 years [Tuoi Tre]

  • Vietnam elected to UN Economic and Social Council [DTI]

  • Hanoi comes third on Pinterest's must visit destination [Vietnam News]

  • Transport costs in Vietnam highest in the world [Vietnam Net]

  • HCMC sends reinforcements to clear gridlocked roads near airport [Thanh Nien]

  • Tan Son Nhat Airport blames overload for poor service quality, promises improvement [Thanh Nien]

  • Russian petroleum giant sets up $1bn joint venture in Vietnam [Tuoi Tre]

  • HCMC supervises progress of anti-flooding reservoirs [SGGP]

  • Viet Nam elected to UN Economic and Social Council [Vietnam News]

  • Vietnam IT industry Gearing up for TPP benefits [Nikkei]

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