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Morning News Roundup: Vietnamese Green Technologies Market Forecast To Experience USD50 Billion Growth By 2030

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Friday, 11 September 2015.
Written by Saigoneer. Photo by Triet Thai.

Ministry proposes increase to special consumption tax [DTI]

Vietnam's transport development in a mess [Vietnam Net]

Downpours submerge southern Vietnamese localities, some areas under 1.5m of water [Tuoi Tre]

Expensive Hanoi roads put the breaks on house clearance plans [DTI]

Nurse may be fired for using Facebook, keeping patients waiting [Thanh Nien]

HCMC issues VND3,000 billion local government bonds [SGGP]

Joss Stone, BOND to headline Hanoi's Monsoon Music Fest [Thanh Nien]

Samsung eyes Vietnam’s insurance, energy, fuel sectors [Tuoi Tre]

Vietnam becomes great hope for Asian trade [GTR]

Vietnamese green technologies market forecast to experience USD50 billion growth by 2030 [PR News Wire]

 

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