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14/05/2021 09:58 GMT+7
New container terminals to be built in Hai Phong
A project building container terminals No 3 and 4 at the Hai Phong International Gateway Port in the Lach Huyen Port area was launched in the northern port city on May 12.
With a total length of 750 metres and a width of 50 metres, the two terminals will be able to berth 160 TEU (3,000 DWT) vessels. The project’s total area is 47 ha.
Approved by the Prime Minister on January 9, 2019, the project is scheduled to be totally completed in 2024, one year earlier than planned.
Lenders on course to reach 2021 targets 08:00 | 13/05/2021
Favourable legislation from the Vietnamese government, stronger demand for credit, and more affordable cost of capital after policy rate cuts have provided a shot in the arm for banksâ profit.
HDBank recorded a rise of 68 per cent in on-year profit figures for the first quarter of 2021. Photo: Le Toan
Public health challenges have thrown the whole economy into wild gyrations, but banks operating in Vietnam still reported a stellar performance in this first quarter of this year.
As of March, the OCB reported a 15.3-per-cent increase in its pre-tax profit, equivalent to 23 per cent of the whole yearâs target. Its total assets reached over VND160.4 trillion ($7 billion), up 5 per cent compared to December.
HCMC private university academics dismissed for plagiarism
By Manh Tung May 5, 2021 | 08:00 am GMT+7
Two HCMC university academics have lost their positions after they were found plagiarizing content from an international peer reviewed journal.
Hoang Xuan Phuong and Vu Mong Lan, both part of the management staff at the private Van Lang university, were relieved of their positions after it was revealed that one of their published articles, titled The relationship between PR specialists and journalists through the lens of communication ethics was mostly plagiarized.
The dismissal was announced Tuesday by Vo Van Tuan, the university’s vice principal.
Phuong and Lan have confessed that their article was translated from a paper by Jim Macnamara, an Australian professor of Public Communication, published in the Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly in 2016.