June 16, 2008
HuffPo: McCain mooched off the Vietnamese taxpayers.Vatican delegation leaves Vietnam on upbeat note
In Vietnam, old hatreds disappear
Vietnamese NA chief given warm welcome
Vietnam devalues as currency speculators move
"Nguyen Duc, 27, and his brother Viet were born joined at the pelvis in 1981 and were separated by a Japanese surgeon in an operation in Ho Chi Minh City in October 1988.", from Ex-conjoined twin to start business by The Daily Yomiuri, Japan
Taiwanese-Vietnamese joint venture to build Vietnam's biggest software park
Vietnam to widen trading band as stock market recovers
Vietnamese teen is standing tall
WPP set to announce stake in Vietnamese ad agency
Optimism turns to anxiety as Vietnam's boom economy goes bust
Vietnam Money-Dong funds in surplus after increase in rates
eBay set to announce Vietnam deal
PRESS DIGEST - Vietnam newspapers - June 16
The Vietnam Test
MOEA Warns Taiwan Firms in Vietnam Due to Devaluing Dong
Vietnam economy growing too fast: analyst
"The visit by a Vatican delegation to Hanoi was a success. ", from Visit by Holy See delegation a success by AsiaNews.it, Italy
Chinese firms in Vietnam optimistic
Vietnam : Chinese textile investment enterprises unaffected by financial crisis
Interlude in Vietnam
Vietnam police rehearse terrorist attack on Miss Universe pageant
"Along with Ghi Quang Le, 23, the pair are taking part in the inaugural program for young people from Vietnam from underprivileged backgrounds.", from Fashioning a future by Moonee Valley Leader, Australia
eBay set to announce Vietnam deal
Vatican, Vietnam Set Schedule for Enhancing Relations
Vietnam to widen share trading bands from June 19
Intralot Going Online In Vietnam
Soco makes new gas find in Vietnam
"The ads would have to be in English, Spanish and, in places, Vietnamese. Garry Mauro, who was state director for Hillary, told a New York Times reporter, “It’s like running a national campaign.", from Election overload by The Tribune
A Statesman For Vietnam
RPT-Vietnam to widen share trading bands from June 19
No business closures in Vietnam
