Major players in the retail market are reopening offline stores, casting hopes of a recovery in consumption after difficult months in the first half of this year which forced hundreds of stores to be shut down.
The pent-up consumption trend during the pandemic is gradually decreasing in the context of rising interest rates and a weakening Vietnamese dong making consumers'' to tighten their purse strings.
The boom in digital technologies in recent years has speeded up the evolution of the retail industry and changed buying habits. Le Thi Thuy Trang, director and head of retailer vertical at Nielsen Vietnam, speaks to Viet Nam News reporter Xuan Huong about the status of...
The rapid growth of the digital economy in the past few years has speeded up the evolution of the retail industry and changed consumers’ shopping behaviours, requiring retailers to continue to innovate to better serve customers’diverse needs, a seminar heard...
Viet Nam’s pharmaceutical retail industry is forecast to see significant competition in 2018, with the entry of new players with strong financial capacity and experience in distribution.
Against global recession and financial crisis, Viet Nam’s retail industry has cemented its position in the economy as an effective bridge between producers and consumers, actively orienting buyers towards domestic products.
The retail industry has changed dramatically in the digital age where everything is connected, requiring retailers to continue to innovate to better serve customers’ diverse needs, speakers said on November 9 at a one-day summit held in HCM City.
Viet Nam has a population of more than 90 million with rising incomes and amid the Southeast Asian country’s rapid and deep integration into the global economy together with the growing competition in the retail industry, placing customers at the...
Besides efforts made by enterprises to improve their competitiveness,
the Government must develop new policies to assist local retailers in an
increasingly competitive business environment, heard a seminar in HCM
City on Wednesday.
The nation''s total revenue from retail sales and services topped
VND273.49 trillion (US$13 billion) in January, a year-on-year rise of 13
per cent, the General Statistics Office (GSO) reported.