The escalating US-China trade tensions are reshaping global trade, positioning Vietnam as a key alternative hub for investment and exports.

In February 2025, Vietnam continued to witness significant investment activities, being a business destination for international corporations

Vietnam’s National Action Plan for a Circular Economy until 2035 aims to tackle environmental challenges while ensuring sustainable economic growth.

In 2024, Vietnam experienced remarkable growth across all fronts, from the economy and culture to social development. Below are the Top 10 highlights of 2024, carefully selected by B&Company.

Nestled in northern Vietnam, Lao Cai is poised to become a dynamic trade and connectivity hub under the government's ambitious framework.

Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC), and Da Nang stand as Vietnam’s most influential urban centers, each embodying unique strengths that shape the nation’s development.

In recent years, Vietnam has consistently achieved a substantial agricultural trade surplus, largely driven by exports of key commodities such as coffee, rice, fruit and vegetables. This surplus not only reflects Vietnam’s agricultural strength but also underscores the importance of the industry as a contributor to foreign currency reserves.

In the landscape of Vietnam's digital economy, social commerce has emerged as an evolving mode of online shopping. According to the ResearchAndMarket Report, Vietnam's social commerce industry was expected to reach nearly  2.2 bil.

In recent years, Binh Duong and Da Nang have continued to solidify their positions as top destinations for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Vietnam, demonstrating significant growth and resilience even amid global economic challenges.

In the first six months of 2024, the global economy continued to face numerous risks and uncertainties, negatively impacting sustainable growth. However, Vietnam's economy during the same period maintained a positive trend with a growth rate higher than that of the same period in 2023.