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The Foreign Investment Agency (FIA) under the Ministry of Planning and Investment says local enterprises have transferred a total of $1.79 billion abroad but profit repatriated was $39 million and rate of return on overseas investments was just 0.46%. A recent report showed that five state-run groups, namely PetroVietnam, Vinacomin, Viettel, Song Da Holding Corp and Vietnam Rubber Corp, transferred a combined of $1.24 billion, but they gained little profits. The low rate of return has raised concerns about the efficiency of overseas investment, an anonymous expert said, adding that the government and the companies should consider financial efficiency before starting a project. Another official from the Ministry of Finance says local firms should invest overseas only if the investment offers higher profits than at home, if the project can provide materials that cannot be found in Vietnam, or if there is a supply shortage of those materials in the country. Otherwise, enterprises … [Read more...] about Low Profit, Disbursement Seen at Vietnam Oversea Investment

Although the real estate market in Vietnam has warmed up in some segments, the overall development remains weak and slow. To increase liquidity, many investors continued to launch promotions to attract customers. Supporting buyers to borrow low-rate bank loans is a popular enticement used by many investors. … [Read more...] about Real Estate Market Heated up with Preferential Interest Rate Race

There is an old, but very true,‘Health is wealth.’Taking care of your health is vital. Especially, in today’s fast-paced lifestyle, it’s critical to maintain your healthy lifestyle, to stay fit and happy. With the increase of social media and other influencing mediums, people are getting more health conscious and paying more attention to their fitness. There are different types exercise routines, which are being followed by young folks like running, aerobics, gym, yoga, etc. It’s good to stay healthy by following these exercising routines, but how do we find the effect of these exercises on our body and how can we monitor our cardio while working out. Well, friends, you can easily examine your heart rate and performance with the help of heart rate monitor watches which is not only convenient but also crucial for us, as higher heart rate or lower heart rates could be fatal for our body. The heart rate monitor watches are very effective to evaluate your ECG … [Read more...] about 7 Best Heart Rate Monitor Watch & Best Fitness Tracker For You (2018)

Miami Beach in the '50s was America's favorite vacation spot. A booming postwar middle class meant there were always tourists (as long as they were white and non-Jewish) and always a new hotel going up. Those hotels needed entertainers, and the Fontainebleau, then an upstart pleasure palace designed by Morris Lapidus that opened in 1954, decided to bring in the big gun (possibly not a metaphor considering the guy's connections). Frank Sinatra, among other Mob-connected individuals, was quite enamored with Miami Beach, where he spent plenty of time performing and vacationing in the '50s and '60s. He frequently played the Fontainebleau's LaRonde Supper Club, taped several TV specials at the hotel (including one with Elvis), and filmed movies such as Tony Rome and A Hole in the Head on the sand. Perhaps the image of Ol' Blue Eyes swaggering down Collins Avenue while thronged by fans was enticing to vacationers, who bought into the combination of glamour and gunplay that Sinatra introduced … [Read more...] about Fifteen Songs That Made Miami

News / UK and world by Press Association June 28, 2018, 4:18 pm FacebookTwitterLinkedInWhatsAppEmail Sign up to our Daily newsletter World Cup cheer is set to help the economy bounce back from its weather-beaten start to the year and support the need for an interest rate hike, the Bank of England’s chief economist has said. Andy Haldane – who last week raised eyebrows by joining dissenters on the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) to vote for a hike from 0.5% to 0.75% – said England’s recent football success had added to the “feel-good factor” among consumers. In a speech in London, he said his decision to switch sides and cast his first dissenting vote since joining the MPC in 2014 was “hardly either surprising or radical”, given that rates have now languished at emergency lows for 10 years. He said: “A Bank Rate rise of 25 basis points would still leave monetary conditions in the UK extraordinarily accommodative … [Read more...] about World Cup feel-good factor supports case for a rate hike, says Bank’s chief economist