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Capital needed to power Việt Nam's strategic industries
Việt Nam is pursuing growth on multiple fronts, from expanding industries to improving public services and safeguarding people's interests while setting its eye towards the distant future. The challenge now is how to mobilise the long-term capital needed to help these industries scale up and succeed.
Overseas in Australia bolster entrepreneurship
Economy 02:35Australia is emerging as a promising destination for Vietnamese entrepreneurs looking to take their ideas and businesses to a wider market.
AI boom lifts Singapore’s growth outlook
Economy 02:40Singapore has sharply raised its economic growth forecast for 2026, as the global artificial intelligence boom fuels demand for its semiconductor and electronics industries.
Digital economy opens paths for disabled people
Economy 02:51Livestreaming and affiliate marketing are creating new forms of employment in the digital economy.
Manufacturing makes a significant contribution to GDP
Economy 03:02Latest data show that processing and manufacturing remain a key driver of Vietnam's economic growth.
AI and the future of Vietnamese fashion design
Economy 02:55Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming Vietnam's fashion industry, from accelerating market research to offering virtual fitting rooms. While AI tools are helping local brands boost sales and shorten development cycles, they also raise crucial questions about data privacy and creative ownership. Experts emphasise that as technology advances, preserving cultural identity and human creativity remains the irreplaceable core for Vietnamese designers aiming for global success.
Japanese corporate profits rise nearly 70%
Economy 01:57Net profits for Japanese listed companies surged by nearly 70% year-on-year in the second quarter, marking the strongest quarterly growth in five years. This performance was driven by a weaker yen and a boom in AI investment, which benefited the automotive and semiconductor sectors. However, with the yen now trending upwards and rising competition from Chinese tech firms, Japanese businesses may face a more challenging landscape in the near future.
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