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1. “These concessions are designed to pick up the pace of development and bring in new clients at a time when Cuba is experiencing financial difficulties and they involve experienced developers who can attract new business,” he said.

Ông nói: “Những nhượng bộ này được thiết kế để đón đầu tốc độ phát triển và thu hút khách hàng mới vào thời điểm Cuba đang gặp khó khăn về tài chính và chúng liên quan đến các nhà phát triển có kinh nghiệm, những người có thể thu hút doanh nghiệp mới”.

2. Spotify is bringing its streaming business to Vietnam in three days, according to a Facebook statement posted on Saturday which went viral in several hours.

Spotify sẽ đưa mảng kinh doanh phát trực tuyến của mình đến Việt Nam sau ba ngày nữa, theo một tuyên bố của Facebook được đăng vào thứ Bảy và đã lan truyền trong vài giờ.

3. In early 2017, Vien Thong A CEO Hoang Ngoc Vy revealed plans to restructure the company and seek investors to expand its business.

4. Another business unit representative for sustainable development from Thailand may include Super Energy Corporation Company, which invested $457 million in four solar power projects in Binh Phuoc Province.

5. According to a report by Ipsos business Consulting, a global growth strategy consulting firm based in Paris, Vietnam's per capita plastic waste is the third highest in Southeast Asia after increasing more than 10 times in three past decade.

6. The country stood in 92nd place in the Global Talent Competitiveness Index (GTCI), an annual report compiled by international business school INSEAD with The Adecco Group and Tata Communications, measuring 125 economies across the world.

7. She is good at business.

8. The Hong Kong - Vietnam business Cooperation Symposium will be held September 20 at the GEM Center in HCMC as part of the In Style Hong Kong Expo.

9.   From design and branding to logistics and e-commerce, the symposium will open the door to extensive new business connections and opportunities.

10. After nearly a month of no income, with all the gyms, pool lounges, beauty salons and barbershops forced to close, staying in business means earning back, according to Tu.