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Articles in November, 2004 issue of Vietnam Investment Review

• Retail land market primed for boom
• Students cast aside rigid system to study less, learn more
  by Minh Ngoc
• Strong, large fleet sweeps the nation
  by Kim Giang
• Victoria hopes for twins in Hoi An
  by Ngoc Son
• Future panning out near southern metro
  by Duong Nguyen
• VF1 hits the stock market board with a splash
• Heart of darkness: once the world's most notorious jail, Hoa Lo Prison was the site of some of the worst atrocities in Vietnam's history. Minh Quang investigates the former "Hanoi Hilton"
  by Minh Quang
• Lafooco's star continues to shine as other stocks dim
• KPMG tax advisers tell you all you ever wanted to know about Vietnam's tax laws and how they might affect your business
• Timeout guide: your listings bible for Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi
• KPMG tax advisers tell you all you ever wanted to know about Vietnam's tax laws and how they might affect your business
• Women's work
  by Ngoc Mai
• Oxfam calls on Vietnam to drive a harder bargain
  by Ngoc Mai
• Rural migration overloads cities: when international experts descended on Hanoi for a conference on urban development last week, a case study on the benefits--and problems--of rapid urbanisation awaited them. Between meetings and seminars, participants co
  by Bich Ngoc
• Livestock industry looks to corral-rising world demand
  by Hoang Mai
• Vietnam to furnish US?
  by Nguyen Hong
• Onwards and upwards for southern city's growth targets
• What's on
• Northern cash cow: job-creating $70m cattle project unveiled.
• Employment policy is starting to work
  by Hoang Mai
• China starts to slam on brakes
• Silt clogs up delta's export drive
  by Giang Thanh
• Nghi Son gets green light for $248m plant
• $480m play for sports goods sector.
  by Le Minh Son
• Cam Pha Port overhaul nears finishing line
  by Giang Thanh
• HRC steel factory to roll, ease reliance on imports
  by Chi Mai
• Vietnam set for insurance boost
  by Ngoc Mai
• Keep on rollin': an urban village famed for centuries for its bronze casting has suddenly discovered a whole new craft--dispensing delicious fast food
  by Tran Hang
• Larkhall-Savico: the sky's the limit for second city high-rise
  by Nguyen Hong
• Artist-samaritans try to bring smiles back to children's faces
  by Ngoc Mai
• Japanese joint venture readies for first stroke
• PM approves industrial development strategy for second city
  by Nguyen Hong
• Keep 'em rolling
  by James Sycamore
• US firm's $86m Danang resort plan a step closer
  by Kim Chi
• China awaits for currency to cool
• Bank links up to offer greater ATM access
  by Duong Nguyen
• Eyes wide shut: the jury is in: Vietnam's largest national film festival has just come to a close. Thuy Nga takes an indepth look at this year's best picture
  by Thuy Nga
• More than a grain of truth in rice stats
  by Hoang Mai
• The next frontier: customers online to enjoy NGN
• UK colleges eye Vietnam's wealthy
  by Tu Giang
• Competition law wins approval
  by Tu Giang
• First disk plant on way
• Swedes chew into Vietnam's telecom sector: Marc Beuls, president and CEO of Sweden's Millicom International Cellular S.A., spoke with VIR about a new memorandum of understanding between Comvik International Vietnam AB and Vietnam Telecom Mobile Services,
  by Marc Beuls
• Garden project flags change in urban landscape
  by Ngoc Son
• Country eyes corruption treaty
  by Tu Hoang
• Table set for southern food fair
  by Duong Nguyen
• Cornucopia of flavour
• Options galore in foreign exchange
  by Trong Hieu
• Timeout guide: your listings bible for Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi
• VCA leads the charge for a domestic price increase
• KPMG tax advisers tell you all you ever wanted to know about Vietnam's tax laws and how they might affect your business
• Prudential staff turn out in numbers to donate blood
• MoF considers tax cuts
• Hair supply
  by James Sycamore
• Place your bets: race track odds on
• More action and less talk
• Fit for a king: archaeologists are grapping to understand the history of Lam Kinh, a former military stronghold and place of worship. Kim Chi explores the site--and what it will take to restore it
  by Kim Chi
• Vietnam will attract $4b in FDI: Khoan; Deputy Prime Minister Vu Khoan spoke with Tu Hoang on the sidelines of the ongoing National Assembly session, which has focused on the flow of FDI into Vietnam
  by Tu Hoang
• Australia verges on US FTA deal
• Phishing menace hits Internet banking
  by Thuy Dung
• State in a spin over officials' car-buying binge
  by Tu Giang
• Bauxite mine unearths foreign interest
• Vincom opens its doors in the capital
• State Bank riled by lack of US access
  by Trong Hieu
• Fiditourist travels equitisation route
  by Duong Nguyen
• Vietnam misses the boat on ASEAN tourist trade
  by Duong Nguyen
• Local hotels: room to grow: in the late 90s, the Asian economic crisis drove Karl Derek John out of Vietnam. Four years later, he came back. As Ngoc Son discovers, he's working hard to make up for lost time
  by Ngoc Son
• Every dog has its day: the indigenous canines of Phu Quoc are famous for their intelligence, loyalty and hunting prowess. Ngoc Son was offered an exclusive visit to a kennels on the island before it opened as a tourist attraction
  by Ngoc Son
• Big pitch for Japanese tourists
  by Duong Nguyen
• Delegates tackle thorny issue of state efficiency
  by Tu Hoang
• Haiphong chosen as site for new Vinausteel billet factory
• Second city looks to the future
  by Nguyen Hong
• Fairway to the star
• US tech giant leads the way
• PM Howard takes control
• Manulife's future insured
  by Duong Nguyen
• Vietnam, Sweden look to build fruitful relationship; Phan Huu Thang, general director of the Ministry of Planning and Investment's Foreign Investment Agency, discussed with VIR's Le Minh the possibility of expanding Swedish investment in Vietnam
  by Le Minh
• Can expats own a slice of property?
  by Neil Thurston
• Training shortage threatens to dry up blue collar supply
• Consumers tune in to AV electronics
  by Trang Anh

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