economy

The “Returns Economy”: Profit from the Reverse Flow

The soaring rate of product returns is turning reverse logistics into the new “profit battlefield” of modern retail. Leading companies no longer view returns as an unavoidable cost, but as an opportunity to regenerate value. By leveraging data to classify, refurbish, resell, and reduce emissions, they are transforming the product life cycle into a source of value rather than a financial burden.

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Guangzhou Digitalization & AI Expo 2026

Guangzhou Digitalization & AI Expo 2026

According to the Organizing Committee, the Guangzhou International Smart Digital Equipment & Artificial Intelligence Expo 2026 will take place from June 3–5, 2026 at Zone D of the China Import and Export Fair Complex in Guangzhou, under the theme “Digital Future • Intelligent Guangzhou.” The press conference, held at China Hotel on October 10, 2025, attracted nearly 100 representatives from government agencies, industry associations, enterprises, and media outlets.

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Circularity & the “Returns Economy”: Retail’s New Margin Frontier

Circularity & the “Returns Economy”: Retail’s New Margin Frontier

In 2025, retailers’ priorities revolve around three pillars: diversifying suppliers, being ready to integrate artificial intelligence, and building circular models. Among these, optimizing the returns process emerges as a direct lever to unlock margin when every bottleneck is measured by data and handled at the speed of a reverse production line.

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Trade Agreement Between the U.S. and Vietnam: Challenges or Opportunities for Vietnam’s Economy?

Trade Agreement Between the U.S. and Vietnam: Challenges or Opportunities for Vietnam’s Economy?

The shift in tariff policies between the U.S. and Vietnam has triggered various responses from the Vietnamese business community and officials. After the trade negotiations between General Secretary To Lam and President Donald Trump on July 2, 2025, the two countries reached an important breakthrough in reducing tariffs, opening up opportunities for expanding trade relations between the two nations.

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CT Group: A Model of Private Enterprise Innovation Aligned with Resolution 68

CT Group: A Model of Private Enterprise Innovation Aligned with Resolution 68

At the exhibition “Resolution 68 – A New Driving Force for the Development of Vietnam’s Private Economy,” held at the National Assembly Building on May 18–19, 2025, CT Group made a strong impression with a series of groundbreaking technological solutions. The event was not merely a showcase of achievements, but a clear demonstration of the pioneering role of private enterprises in national innovation.

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Promoting Private Enterprises to Reach the Global Market

Promoting Private Enterprises to Reach the Global Market

The private economy has become a key driver of Vietnam’s economic development, contributing nearly 45% of GDP and generating over 85% of jobs nationwide. However, most private enterprises still operate on a small to medium scale, with few achieving global market success.

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Eliminating Prejudices – Creating Momentum for the Private Economy to Take Off

Eliminating Prejudices – Creating Momentum for the Private Economy to Take Off

Over the years, the private economy has gradually affirmed its vital role in Vietnam’s economic landscape. Contributing approximately 42-45% of GDP, creating millions of jobs, and driving innovation, the private sector has increasingly become a key force behind the country’s economic growth.

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U.S. Tariff Delay – A Golden Opportunity for Vietnam’s Economy?

U.S. Tariff Delay – A Golden Opportunity for Vietnam’s Economy?

The unexpected decision by U.S. President Donald Trump to postpone the 46% tariff and temporarily reduce it to 10% on Vietnamese imports has sparked varied reactions within the economic and business communities. This move not only affects bilateral trade relations but also presents new challenges and opportunities for Vietnam’s economy amid globalization and shifting global trade dynamics.

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Developing the Private Economy – A Driver of Sustainable Growth

Developing the Private Economy – A Driver of Sustainable Growth

The private economy has been affirming its crucial role in Vietnam’s economy, contributing significantly to GDP growth, job creation, and innovation. In the context of global economic integration and complex economic fluctuations, the strong development of this sector is considered a key to achieving sustainable and inclusive economic growth.

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Article 4: Investment and Infrastructure: Foundations for Growth

Article 4: Investment and Infrastructure: Foundations for Growth

Investment and infrastructure development have always been core drivers of economic growth. However, in Ho Chi Minh City, both sectors are grappling with bottlenecks that require groundbreaking solutions to unlock resources and establish a foundation for a new era of sustainable development.

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Article 2: Developing the Service Sector: A Sustainable “Shield” for Ho Chi Minh City’s Economy

Article 2: Developing the Service Sector: A Sustainable “Shield” for Ho Chi Minh City’s Economy

The service sector has emerged as a strong "shield" and a key driver of Ho Chi Minh City’s economic growth. With its dominant contribution to the Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP), this sector not only enables the City to recover swiftly from the pandemic but also opens sustainable prospects for the future.

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Article 1: Ho Chi Minh City’s Economy: Driving Growth Through Transformation

Article 1: Ho Chi Minh City’s Economy: Driving Growth Through Transformation

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam’s largest economic hub, is pioneering a shift in its growth model from labor-intensive practices to high-tech and green-focused development. This critical transition not only enables the City to recover swiftly from the COVID-19 pandemic but also lays a sustainable foundation for future growth amidst an increasingly competitive global economy.

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Developing High-Quality Human Resources for the Digital Economy

Developing High-Quality Human Resources for the Digital Economy

As the digital economy reshapes the way businesses and markets operate, high-quality human resources have become a crucial factor for nations to maintain their competitive edge. For Vietnam, developing a skilled workforce is not only about meeting domestic demand but also about integrating more deeply into global value chains. But how can Vietnamese talent adapt and take a proactive role in the digitalization era?

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Service Trade: A New Growth Driver for Vietnam

Service Trade: A New Growth Driver for Vietnam

While goods trade has long been the main driver of Vietnam's economy, the service trade sector still holds untapped growth potential. With the digital technology boom, international logistics, and finance, service trade is emerging as a new growth engine, helping nations enhance added value and expand their global market positions. For Vietnam, this presents an opportunity to reshape its export strategy and boost competitiveness.

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Ba Ria - Vung Tau: A Week Connecting Culture and Economy

Ba Ria - Vung Tau: A Week Connecting Culture and Economy

The Ba Ria - Vung Tau (BRVT) Tourism Week 2024 is not just a vibrant cultural playground but also an occasion for OCOP products and traditional craft villages to assert their value and position. This event serves as a trade bridge, intertwining culture and economy, contributing to a new face of modern and sustainable rural development.

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Transitioning from a Dual Economy to Domestic Value Chain Integration

Transitioning from a Dual Economy to Domestic Value Chain Integration

Over the years, Vietnam’s economy has made remarkable strides thanks to inflows of foreign direct investment (FDI). However, a heavy reliance on the FDI sector has created a "dual economy," where foreign enterprises dominate export value, while domestic enterprises largely remain in non-trade sectors with low value-added activities.

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Vietnam Logistics Forum 2024: Driving the Development of a Key Industry in the National Economy

Vietnam Logistics Forum 2024: Driving the Development of a Key Industry in the National Economy

The People’s Committee of Ba Ria - Vung Tau Province, in collaboration with the Ministry of Industry and Trade, is organizing the Vietnam Logistics Forum 2024. This flagship event aims to discuss, propose solutions, and promote the growth of the logistics sector, a critical field in Vietnam's economic development strategy.

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The Series of Events in Ba Ria - Vung Tau: A Focus on Economy, Regional Connectivity, and Historical Significance

The Series of Events in Ba Ria - Vung Tau: A Focus on Economy, Regional Connectivity, and Historical Significance

On December 1–2, 2024, Ba Ria - Vung Tau Province will become the focal point of the nation as it hosts three major events: the Vietnam Logistics Forum 2024, the Conference of the Southeast Region Coordination Council, and the 60th Anniversary of the Binh Gia Victory (1964–2024). These events are not only of national significance but also mark a new phase in regional economic connectivity and honor the heroic history of the nation.

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Vietnam in the Digital Era: What Drives Development?

Vietnam in the Digital Era: What Drives Development?

In the context of the Fourth Industrial Revolution unfolding rapidly across the globe, Vietnam is following the global trend of digital economic development. This growth not only presents an opportunity for Vietnam to catch up with developed countries but also opens a promising future for economic efficiency, improved living standards, and attracting international investment. However, to fully leverage this potential, Vietnam must also confront significant challenges related to infrastructure,

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CON DAO, BA RIA – VUNG TAU: Optimizing Resource Use Towards a STRONGER, GREENER, and FAIRER Economy for All

CON DAO, BA RIA – VUNG TAU: Optimizing Resource Use Towards a STRONGER, GREENER, and FAIRER Economy for All

In the context of Vietnam facing severe challenges related to environmental pollution and depleted natural resources, the application of a circular economy model has become more urgent than ever. This model not only helps address waste issues but also promotes efficient resource use and reduces dependence on imported raw materials.

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Developing Vietnam's logistics services in conjunction with enhancing international economic integration

Developing Vietnam's logistics services in conjunction with enhancing international economic integration

Situated in the dynamic development region of the world, where trade flows converge significantly, and with a large open economy, Vietnam’s exports, imports, and e-commerce trade have been consistently growing at double-digit rates. Vietnam is consistently evaluated as one of the markets with tremendous potential for developing logistics services.

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Logistics infrastructure in the development of Vietnam's economy

Logistics infrastructure in the development of Vietnam's economy

Logistics infrastructure is one of the core components of the national logistics system, playing an important role in promoting economic growth. Improving logistics infrastructure such as roads, highways, ports, railways, airports, inland ports, and warehouse facilities is essential for sustainable and balanced economic development across the country.

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