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Weekend News Roundup: Ministry Officials Claim to Be Happy After State-Owned Car Budget Cut

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Monday, 24 October 2016.
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  • Ministry officials claim to be happy after state-owned car budget cut [VietnamNet]

  • How Samsung-reliant Vietnam will survive the Note 7 stoppage [Forbes]

  • Saigon Hi-Tech Park attracts $5.57 billion investment capital [VietnamNet]

  • Nearly $900,000 worth of illegal ivory seized in Vietnam [Tuoi Tre]

  • US Grains Council working to end Vietnam suspension of distillers' grain imports [Tuoi Tre]

  • Vietnam debunks arsenic fish sauce scare [VnExpress]

  • Most farmers set to receive land tax cuts or exemptions [DTI]

  • South China Sea conflict: Chinese naval fleet makes Vietnam visit [IB Times]

  • Secondary school tuition fees to be axed [DTI]

  • Race is on as Vietnam grants first 4G service licenses [Nikkei Asian Review]

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