HR Asia magazine announced the list of Vietnamese businesses that received the HR Asia - Best Companies to Work for in Asia 2025 award on 14/8.

Decree 210/2025/ND-CP, effective from 15/9, introduces new regulations to improve access to capital and expand development opportunities for small and medium-sized innovative startups.

Hanoi aims to have approximately 230,000 active businesses by the end of this year, equivalent to a ratio of 27 businesses per 1,000 residents.

Protus is collaborating with Tay Ninh province to share expertise, implement supply chain solutions, and help local businesses overcome bottlenecks and enhance production capacity.

Ho Chi Minh City calls on businesses, individuals, and organizations to participate in an innovation and digital transformation movement across all sectors from 2025-2030.

Phan Ngan, 31, invested millions of Vietnamese dong in livestreaming, online advertising, and AI tools, boosting her business' revenue by 80% and saving it from bankruptcy.

Starting in 2026, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Hanoi can receive up to 300 million VND annually for consulting contracts, along with training, equipment rental, and workspace subsidies, according to a new resolution from the city's People's Council.

A surge in startups has led to a record high number of new businesses established in June following the issuance of Resolution 68 on private sector development, according to the Ministry of Finance.