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Morning News Roundup: Losses of 19 State-owned Corporations Total Nearly $1.1 Billion

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Thursday, 26 November 2015.
Written by Saigoneer. Photo by Triet Thai.

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  • Punishment for bad customs officials urged [DTI]

  • Decree eases foreign investment red tape [DTI]

  • Tale of Kieu published in Nom script [Vietnam News]

  • Losses of 19 State-owned corporations total nearly $1.1 billion, report [Vietnam Net]

  • Germany, Vietnam bullish on growing ties [VoV]

  • Millennials in Vietnam spend over 15 hours weekly on mobile devices: study [Tuoi Tre]

  • Ho Chi Minh City eatery calls for probe into rat-in-hotpot allegation [Tuoi Tre]

  • Public investment restructuring falls short of expectations: experts [SGGP]

  • Fatal crash exposes dangers of road-blocking wedding parties in Vietnam [Thanh Nien]

  • New Vietnamese companies reach record this year [Vietnam Plus]

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