The State Bank of Vietnam says borrowing costs have started falling after it cut policy rates for the second time in less than one month.

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Vietnam banks offer cheaper loans after central bank rate cuts

Seven farmers in the Mekong Delta city of Can Tho Thursday asked the local court to consider imposing bankruptcy on an indebted seafood company that owes them nearly VND32 billion (US$1.53 million) in total.

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Vietnam farmers ask court to liquidate debt-ridden seafood firm

Vietnam’s only oil refinery, Dung Quat, needs more than $2 billion of investment to expand its processing capacity by nearly a third to 192,000 barrels per day (bpd), or 9.5 million tons per year, a local newspaper reported on Friday.

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Google and Facebook may have to open representative offices in Vietnam to provide their services for locals, if the Vietnamese communication ministry’s latest draft decree gets approved.

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Google, Facebook may be asked to open rep offices in Vietnam

Google and Facebook may have to open representative offices in Vietnam to provide their services for locals, if the Vietnamese communication ministry’s latest draft decree gets approved.

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Google, Facebook may be asked to open rep offices in Vietnam

National carrier Vietnam Airlines plans to conduct an initial public offering (IPO) no later than the end of next year, with 70-80 of its stake remaining with the state, a newspaper reported Friday.

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Vietnam Airlines confirms IPO plan for 2013, targets forreign investors

Ho Chi Minh City has announced a price stabilization program for products of two local diary producers – Vinamilk and Nutifood – the Vietnam Economic Forum said Thursday.

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Vietnam metro includes local dairy products under price stabilization program

PetroVietnam Finance Joint-Stock Co. (PVF), which makes loans and helps arrange investments in local companies, plans to raise as much as VND8 trillion ($384 million) from bond sales this year as high interest rates make bank loans more expensive.

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Morgan Stanley-backed PetroVietnam unit eyes bonds on loan costs

Vietnam’s central bank may remove a ceiling on deposit rates in June or July, a state-run newspaper reported on Tuesday quoting the governor, a move that could give banks more flexibility in raising funds as well as in setting lending rates.

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Vietnam’s central bank may remove a ceiling on deposit rates in June or July, a state-run newspaper reported on Tuesday quoting the governor, a move that could give banks more flexibility in raising funds as well as in setting lending rates.

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Vietnam may remove deposit rate ceiling by July