| Zeit | Aktuelle Nachrichten | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| 24.10. | Gold prices struggle to bounce back from 10-week bottom | ||
| 24.10. | Dollar rises on black market | ||
| 24.10. | Herbalife runners share memorable moments at VnExpress Marathon Nghe An | ||
| 24.10. | Beijer Electronics, AVA Vietnam partner with HCM-UTE to advance industrial automation education | ||
| 24.10. | Southeast Asia's third-richest country posts record $384B exports in 9 months | ||
| 23.10. | Gold prices dip | ||
| 23.10. | Dollar edges up against dong | ||
| 23.10. | Taiwanese restaurant chain with 7 London outlets to launch first fast-food stall in Singapore | ||
| 23.10. | Malaysia discussing overland durian export routes with Southeast Asian peers | ||
| 23.10. | Singapore's second-largest lender allows customers to hold Malaysian currency in saving accounts | ||
| 23.10. | Southeast Asia's richest man's Vingroup eyes $500M EV factory in Philippines | ||
| 23.10. | World's largest battery maker CATL's billionaire CEO loses nearly $15B in fortune as shares tumble | ||
| 23.10. | How a husband-and-wife team rose into ranks of Philippines' richest by building its second-largest broadband provider | ||
| 23.10. | 3 Asian billionaires among world's biggest wealth losers | ||
| 22.10. | Shrimp exports swell to $3.7B in 9 months | ||
| 22.10. | Southeast Asia's top billionaire among world's 5 biggest wealth gainers for second straight day | ||
| 22.10. | Vietnam-Singapore trade tops $33B in 9 months | ||
| 22.10. | Dollar dips against dong | ||
| 21.10. | Southeast Asia's richest man Pham Nhat Vuong joins Warren Buffett among world's biggest wealth gainers | ||
| 21.10. | Gold prices fall | ||
| 21.10. | Dollar strengthens against dong | ||
| 21.10. | TPBank secures $50M from DEG to expand green financing, SME lending | ||
| 21.10. | Brother of convict in Singapore's largest money laundering case forfeits $7.8M Sentosa bungalow | ||
| 21.10. | Vietnam well positioned to attract higher-value investment: Citi executive | ||
| 21.10. | World's second-richest country recommends 8% salary hike for workers |