The Vietnam Steel Association has requested authorities to tighten control over imports from China and Southeast Asian countries as the market share of local products has dropped sharply.

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Steel association wants protection against imports

A plan by Kim Long Securities to exit the brokerage business is sending a message to other firms: Don’t stick to the market if your securities services are making losses

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Kim Long exit plan serves notice to stock market: experts

With the stock market gaining around 12 percent over the past two weeks, investors have started borrowing against shares again to invest in the market, securities companies say.

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Market rally boosts borrowing against shares

Vietnam’s largest gold trader, SJC, on Thursday alerted the public that counterfeit products bearing the company logo are circulating on the market.

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Large gold trader warns of counterfeit product

The upcoming listing of more shares will benefit investors in the long term but for now it will lead to a glut that may hurt the market, analysts warn.

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Increased supply could hurt stock market, analysts warn

The local retail industry is still in the hands of local companies as large multinational retailers have yet to make their mark since the market opened in 2009, according to experts.

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Foreign retail invasion yet to happen

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

European Union protectionism has prevented Vietnamese exports from reaching their potential in the market, said an official from the Ministry of Industry and Trade.

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EU protectionism hinders Vietnam exports, trade official says

Though the market size is small, online advertising can pose a serious challenge to more traditional forms of advertising, experts say.

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Online advertisings set to capture more marketing space

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