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Taking advantage of tariff preferences from free trade agreements, export businesses are looking for ways to expand markets and reduce dependence on traditional partners. Photo: Thach Lam

Export businesses proactively adapt and seek new opportunities

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Trade and geopolitical fluctuations force Vietnamese businesses to be strategically flexible, expand markets and improve internal capacity.

Mud and soil spilled on the road surface caused many people to fall. Photo: Ha Dan

Be stricter with acts of letting mud fall on the streets

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In recent days, a series of motorcyclists on some roads in Ha Dong ward (Hanoi) have slipped and fallen due to mud and soil spilled from trucks.

Phu Lac Commune Police (Thai Nguyen) issued a decision to fine D. V. T. 7.5 million VND for the act of "Providing and sharing false information, untrue information, distorting, slanderous, and insulting the prestige of agencies, organizations, honor, and dignity of individuals" according to point a, clause 1, Article 101 of Decree No. 15/2020/ND-CP of the Government. Photo: Ministry of Public Security

Increase penalties for fake news, clean up cyberspace

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Just a click of a mouse, a line of unverified comments on cyberspace can also cause major consequences, from public confusion, directly affecting the reputation of organizations and individuals.

After many years of waiting, those "matrix" of house numbers are gradually being replaced by more neat numbers. Photo: Minh Tam

Ho Chi Minh City digitizes house address management, creating easy-to-search data

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Ho Chi Minh City will apply digital GIS technology to manage house addresses, solving the problem of intertwined addresses with cross-markers. The pilot model in An Khanh ward will help optimize management and create transparent data.

Refrigerated truck collides with motorbike crossing the road, killing 1 person

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Lam Dong - A truck collided with a motorbike crossing National Highway 1, killing one person on the spot.

Name the world's first Bitcoin transactions

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With the strong increase of Bitcoin, many businesses and schools have accepted Bitcoin as a foreign currency, which can conduct transactions to buy and sell goods, including paying tuition fees.