Ayano Otani: Businesswoman and Artist, Japanese Perspectives in Vietnam
We recently caught up with Ayano Otani, a Japanese native from Tokyo who has been living in Ho Chi Minh City for nearly seven years.
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Upcoming Vietnamese Businesses and Brands
Neue Niche Vietnam. These business are still obsessed with aesthetic, authenticity, and craft. But they’re also smaller, local, collaborative.
Why Should Businesses Consider Social Video?
Short videos have always been a common medium used to spread information, but under this recent period of social distancing, it has become a media form with extremely high growth potential.
The 46% Shockwave — Not Just For Vietnamese Businesses
Vietnam faces a 46% U.S. tariff—but with transparency, resilience, and reform, the country has a chance to turn crisis into long-term opportunity.
Exploring The Path To Sustainable Development For Businesses
By analyzing the distinction between two commonly confused terms related to sustainable development.
Going Global: Simplifying International Payments for Vietnamese Businesses
Trusted by over 15,000 leading businesses across Asia, including Pizza Hut, Tech In Asia, and Equo, Aspire helps business owners save time and money with a comprehensive suite of financial services.
How FPT Software 'Incubates' New Businesses From Within
To Tran Dang Hoa, COO of FPT Software, having an idea is not enough. It should come with an execution plan for it to work.
From Global Corporations To Local businesses: Opportunities For Overseas Vietnamese
On January 2, the Company Tour, part of the OV Summit 2025 series, welcomed nearly 40 overseas Vietnamese on a visit to TPMBD and the IPA Group office, providing new insights into career opportunities
Transforming Businesses To The Next Level With Ross Macallister, KPMG Vietnam
Over the past seven years, Ross Macallister has overseen the growth and evolution of KPMG’s consulting arm, navigating its trajectory from its early stages to a thriving, expansive practice.
More Than 28,500 Businesses Forced To Close In COVID Epicenter HCMC
Ever since the start of the pandemic, over 28,500 businesses in Vietnam's COVID Epicenter have shut their doors, leading to huge worries regarding unemployment.
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