Vietnam, Norway boost marine economy cooperation
(VEN) – In an interview with Vietnam Economic News’ Hoa Le about marine economic cooperation... Read more
Growing plants without soil in Vietnam
Professor, Dr. Nguyen Quang Thach (first from the left) introduces the aeroponic technology (VEN)... Read more
Limbless Nick Vujicic warmly welcomed in HCM City
Nick Vujicic enjoyed meeting his Vietnamese fans at the While Palace Conventional Centre in Ho... Read more
Greek volunteers come to work in Tam Duong
(VEN) – Despite differences in age, occupations and backgrounds, they share the same philanthropy... Read more
MoIT ranked second for application of IT
Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Tran Tuan Anh (middle) at the ceremony to open the Ministry... Read more
Oil Manipulation Inquiry Shows EU’s Hammer After Libor
Linus Hook/Bloomberg A customer fills an automobile at the fuel pump of a gas station, operated by... Read more
Syrian Army Advances Signal Assad May Survive for Years
Joseph Eid/AFP via Getty Images Syrian troops patrol the village of Haydariyah, outside the rebel-held... Read more
SAP to Accelerate Africa Investment on China-Sized Opportunity
SAP AG (SAP), the largest maker of business-management software, said its spending in Africa could match... Read more
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Vietnam, Norway boost marine economy cooperation
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HCM City eyes 4.1 million foreign guests
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Growing plants without soil in Vietnam
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Limbless Nick Vujicic warmly welcomed in HCM City
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Greek volunteers come to work in Tam Duong
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MoIT ranked second for application of IT
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Speeding up tax debt reclamation
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Lam Dong guarantees vocational training quality
Culture
NYC Best: Streisand, Morrissey, Foodie Fest, Block Party
With his iconic bouffant coiffure and still-supple croon, Morrissey plays Terminal 5 before embarking on his North American tour. Expect to hear Smiths classics like “Last Night I Dreamt That… Read more
Latest ‘Cyrano’ Has More Than Nose Out of Joint: Review
With his blank expression framed by a stringy wig and an unflattering black ensemble that makes him appear slightly paunchy and derelict, Douglas Hodge brings to Broadway an unprecedented interpretation… Read more
Elvis Family Lived in One Room, Shared Loo: Lewis Lapham
In 1948, when Elvis Presley was 13, his family moved from Tupelo, Mississippi, to Memphis, Tennessee. His father got a job as at a munitions factory, while his mother worked… Read more
Politics
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Romney and Santorum to Vie for Advantage in Debate in Arizona Tonight
Enlarge image Santorum, Romney to Vie for Advantage in Debate Held Emmanuel Dunand/AFP/Getty Images Republican presidential hopefuls Rick Santorum, left, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich and Ron Paul during a deabte... Read more - Cordray Announces U.S. Inquiry Into Bank Overdraft Policies
- Obama Campaign Set for Political Fallout From Gasoline Prices
- Obama Administration Readies Plan to Drop Corporate Tax Rate
Economy
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Orban Raises Stakes in EU Budget Fight With Bank Threat
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said he’s ready to boost Europe’s highest bank levy further to escape the European Union’s excessive-deficit procedure, risking reopening a dispute with the European Commission... Read more - Confidence Improves as U.S. Consumers’ Views on Economy Mend
- Bullard Says Fed Should Wait to Slow Bond Buying
- South Africa Keeps Interest Rate at 5% as Rand Plummets
Industries
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Wolfson Looks to Future With Washing Machines You Can Talk to
Wolfson Microelectronics Plc (WLF) survived three “innovate or die moments” four years ago, said Chief Executive Officer Mike Hickey. Now, the semiconductor developer has a vision of its future in... Read more - Intuitive Wins Trial, Defeats Negligent Training Claims
- Colombia Lawmakers Shelve Antitrust Bill Aimed at America Movil
- WTI Crude Heads for Biggest Weekly Decline in More Than a Month
Markets
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Aussie, Kiwi Dollars Decline Before U.S. Durable Goods Data
The Australian dollar fell before U.S. data forecast to show orders for durable goods rose in April, adding to signs of a sustained recovery in the world’s largest economy and... Read more - Euro Set for Fourth Weekly Gain Versus Pound Before German Data
- Tighter U.S. Rule on Imported Meat May Cost $192 Million
- Treasury Set for Fourth Weekly Loss Before Durable Goods Orders
Regions
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Echo Slumps to Record After Crown Sells 10% Stake: Sydney Mover
Echo Entertainment Group Ltd. (EGP), holder of Sydney’s only casino license, fell the most on record after rival Crown Ltd. (CWN) sold its 10 percent stake saying it wanted to... Read more - Salesforce Forecasts Miss Estimates on Weak Software
- Australia Lures $21 Billion Bet on Coal Rebound: Energy Markets
- Asia Stocks Rise as Japanese Shares Rebound From Slump
Worldwide
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Lenovo Sees No Limit to Size for Phone, Server Purchases
Lenovo Group Ltd. (992), the second-biggest personal computer maker, said the company’s cash reserves of more than $3 billion enable it to pursue an acquisition of almost any size to... Read more - Obama Sets Policy to Cut Reliance on Drone Strikes
- Abe Heads to Myanmar as Japan Inc. Eyes Cheapest Wages in Asia
- Banker Gladstone Paid Less Than Janitor Rises Arranging Futures
Leaders
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Castro Burnishes Star Selling San Antonio Preschool Tax
San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro knew his plan to raise sales taxes to expand preschool for the poor required a full-court press, and he knew who his team would be.... Read more - British Astronomer, Broadcaster Patrick Moore Dies, PA Reports
- Too Many People of Color Feel Uncomfortable at Work
- More Women in the Workforce Could Raise GDP by 5%
Others
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Oil Manipulation Inquiry Shows EU’s Hammer After Libor
Linus Hook/Bloomberg A customer fills an automobile at the fuel pump of a gas station, operated by Statoil Fuel & Retail ASA, in Malmo, Sweden. Statoil ASA (STL) sold a... Read more - Syrian Army Advances Signal Assad May Survive for Years
- SAP to Accelerate Africa Investment on China-Sized Opportunity
- Volvo Said to Explore Sale of North American Rental Business