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Morning News Roundup: After 16 Years, Stolen Scooter Returns to Hanoi Owner

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Friday, 15 July 2016.
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  • Forbes announces most valuable brands in Vietnam [DTI]

  • Vietnam firm sells iPad by phone, delivers iPed [Tuoi Tre]

  • After 16 years, stolen scooter returns to Hanoi owner [Thanh Nien]

  • Vietnam to punish obnoxious Chinese tourists and guides [VnExpress]

  • Waste-sorting, recycling project in Hanoi no longer active [VietnamNet]

  • Vietnam’s first-ever car market opens in HCMC [SGGP]

  • Training program to boost researchers’ proficiency in English [VNS]

  • Vietnam's students perform mysteriously well on tests, and researchers have figured out why [Business Insider]

  • China vs. Vietnam: Next up at the international court on the South China Sea [Forbes]

  • China says Vietnam investigation into steel imports should be fair [Reuters]

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