The Ministry of Public Security has not found indications of corruption in banknote printing activities at the central bank, according to to a government report.

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No corruption found in Vietnam’s money printing: gov’t report

The commercial launch of high-speed 3G services two years ago was expected to help Vietnam’s mobile operators increase their revenue, but the costly effort has not paid off.

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Much ventured, little gained from 3G networks

Vietnam’s Ministry of Finance on Tuesday said it has not bought any cars for seven years, once again rejecting allegations that it wanted government officials to use more expensive cars.

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State-owned Vietnam Oil and Gas Group (PetroVietnam) said on Thursday that it has not ventured into the real estate sector, allaying concerns about its investment activities.

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No investment in real estate, PetroVietnam insists

The State Bank of Vietnam said it has not made any decision on allowing banks to charge transaction fees when selling foreign currency to individuals.

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No extra fee on foreign currency sales: central bank

Seasonal flooding on the Mekong River that usually begins in early August has not yet started in Vietnam’s southern delta rice basket, raising questions over the country’s biggest rice crop of the year.

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Flooding delay sparks rice crop worries

Dung Quat, Vietnam’s first oil refinery, has cost US$3 billion to build and the investment has not exceeded this figure as speculated elsewhere recently, an official at state-owned PetroVietnam said.

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PetroVietnam dismisses cost overrun claims for Dung Quat refinery

Property prices in Vietnam have grown out of proportion and far above their real value as the market has not been managed properly, a group of government advisors have said in a report.

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Lack of management blamed for high real estate prices

Local wireless carrier MobiFone is reluctant to sell the iPhone in Vietnam as the market has not responded to the product as well as expected, a local news website reported Friday.

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Local wireless carrier MobiFone is reluctant to sell the iPhone in Vietnam as the market has not responded to the product as well as expected, a local news website reported Friday.

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MobiFone rethinks iPhone distribution plan