New growth opportunities from zero-đồng bank transfers

Monday, Oct 21, 2024

This significant restructuring of credit institutions opens up numerous growth opportunities for both the receiving and transferred banks.

'Zero-dong minimart' programme launched to support the needy ahead of Tet

Friday, Jan 06, 2023

The programme, which aims to serve 20,000 needy residents with a total cost of over VND10 billion (US$425,803), is running until Sunday in District 1, Phu Nhuan, Binh Tan, and Hoc Mon districts, and Thu Duc City.

Ha Noi's first 'zero dong mini supermarket' goes online

Monday, Aug 02, 2021

The first “zero dong mini-supermarket” in Ha Noi opened on Sunday in the courtyard of the People''s Committee of Duc Thang Ward in Bac Tu Liem District, serving nearly 1,000 poor workers and students who are stuck in dormitories due...

Charity ‘zero-dong mini supermarket’ succours poor in HCM City

Thursday, Jul 01, 2021

A charity store with more than 60 essential items for daily use will remain open until July 4 at the Hiep Binh Phuoc Culture and Sports House in Thu Duc City to succour people affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Vietjet offers 700,000 golden hour tickets to celebrate new int’t route

Monday, Jul 02, 2018

Vietjet will give away 700,000 tickets priced from zero dong from Wednesday to Friday in a move to introduce its new route connecting Ha Noi and Osaka, Japan.

Vietjet offers 1.5mn discounted tickets for Women’s Day

Tuesday, Mar 06, 2018

Vietjet is offering three golden days until Thursday with 1.5 million tickets priced from zero dong to mark International Women’s Day, which falls on March 8.

Vietjet to offer 500,000 cheap international tickets

Tuesday, Jan 23, 2018

Vietjet will sell 500,000 tickets priced from zero dong on its website from January 24-26, as part of its biggest promotional programme of the year — Enjoy Sky Festival.  

SBV takes over Ocean Bank from May 8

Friday, May 08, 2015

The State Bank of Viet Nam (SBV) officially acquired Ocean Bank on May 8, gaining all its equity, including its charter capital of some VND4 trillion (US$190.48 million).