Author: EPS Investing

Welcoming the ‘wave’ of cadres after the restructuring of the apparatus, without announcing mass recruitment, businesses want to take advantage of ‘state experience’ from potential sources. Many businesses are bustling to ‘hunt’ for this special source of human resources. Read full article here.

Renewable energy is a potential industry in Vietnam, especially in the context of green transformation and sustainable development. Since this field was young, many engineers and experts have taken the lead and tried their hand. Read full article here.

According to the General Statistics Office, in 2024, the total retail sales of goods and consumer service revenue in Vietnam will increase by 8.8% compared to the same period in 2023. In 2025, the Ministry of Industry and Trade forecasts that the retail market will increase to 350 billion USD, contributing 59% of the total […]

It’s the end of the year, but many business premises in Ho Chi Minh City are still ‘closed’. Some places are even returning premises. Although there are not ‘layers upon layers’ of rentals like in Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi also records many vacant premises. Why is this happening? Read full article here.

Investing and contributing capital to private schools is chosen by many parents. However, according to experts, this has risks if the investor loses its ability to pay like the American International School of Vietnam (AISVN). Mr. Le Trung Nam, economic expert, Director of EPS Investing Vietnam Company, had an interview and discussion with reporters of […]

In recent days, the community of sellers through the e-commerce platform Shopee has been “uprising” because this platform changed a series of sales policies, increasing the free return period for users to 15 days, while keeping money. Sellers stay longer. Read the full original article here.

When the USD exchange rate on the free market continues to fluctuate, with a large difference from the exchange rate of commercial banks, exporting enterprises will benefit, while many importing enterprises face pressure. Read the full original article here.