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According to General Statistic Office, in the first six months of 2021, total retail sales of goods and services went up 4.9% compared to the same period in 2020 to VND2,463.8 trillion (over US$107 billion), of which goods retail revenue hit VND1,985.4 trillion, up 6.2%.
According to economists, the results could be attributed to the fact that the people, household businesses and firms have been quick to adapt their business operation to the new normal situation amid the pandemic and actively apply technological solutions in trading and payment.
This means digital transformation has played a important role in promoting the growth of the retail sector in particular and maintaining stability for the business community in general.
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Deustche Bank job cuts: Next steps as nearly 450 Dublin positions lost in shock announcement
The jobs being axed are mainly in the operations and technology operations departments
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Deutsche Bank will cut up to 450 full-time and contractor jobs at its office in Dublin.