Clothes shopping on the rise in Ho Chi Minh City
Economy 19:13 03/01/2023Women’s fashion stores are competing against one another with new collections and major price discounts
Shopping malls, supermarkets bustling despite rainy weekend in Ho Chi Minh City
Economy 12:16 30/05/2022Rains across the southern metropolis did not stop people from going out
Online grocery shopping clicks with Saigonese during social distancing
In-Depth 17:41 12/06/2021Home-bound consumers in Vietnam are frequenting digital shopping channels for groceries
Vietnamese shop for foreign delicacies for Tet
Economy 11:40 29/01/2019Gone are the days when people only had traditional Vietnamese foods as Tet treats
Vietnamese supermarkets allow people to shop for Tet via apps
Economy 10:46 28/01/2019The mobile apps make hours-long queuing at cashier counters for Tet shopping a thing of the past
Apricot blossoms yellow Ho Chi Minh City streets as Tet nears
Travel 12:16 23/01/2019The flower is a symbol of Tet in southern Vietnam
Downtown HCMC to be bustling shopping district with new inauguration: report
Economy 10:00 12/02/2015With completion of The One, the second phase of Saigon Centre and the Tax Plaza in District 1, HCMC shoppers can anticipate a shopping district on a par with Sukhumvit Road in Bangkok or the famous Orchard Road in Singapore, said Richard Leech, executive director of CBRE Vietnam, in the latest Retail Market Update for Vietnam
Japanese retail giant Aeon buys into local competitors
Economy 22:01 29/01/2015Aeon said it considers Vietnam the 2nd most important market in Southeast Asia after Malaysia
New wave of retailer expansion expected to materialize in 2015
Economy 18:45 16/12/2014Key emerging markets in Southeast Asia, such as Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam, will be a strong area of focus due to the growing appetite for consumer goods and the relaxation of foreign investment regulations next year, according to a recent CBRE report
Vietnam e-commerce sales leap over 300% to $2.2 billion in 2013
Economy 17:20 27/04/2014The figure marks a staggering year-on-year rise of 314 percent, from US$700 million in 2012 to $2.2 billion in 2013, and is expected to double to over $4 billion in 2015
