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Vietnam’s Video Game Market Ranks 28th Globally in Total Revenue: Report
With spending on video games in Vietnam expected to hit US$365 million in 2017, the country is quickly becoming a lucrative market for game makers.
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Arts & Culture
Saigon can be difficult to love at times, what with city residents frequently being subjected to flooding , severe traffic congestion and the demolition of beloved landmarks . However, with just a change of perspective, in this case from ground level to bird’s eye view, the southern hub’s beauty from above is enough to soothe even the harshest of critics.

Vietnam
Vietnam's central government plans to privatize 39 state-owned enterprises (SOE) by the end of 2017.

Saigon
In an effort to tackle Saigon’s overpopulation, municipal authorities recently approved a plan to convert the city’s largest cemetery into a residential area.

Vietnam
Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . Globetrotters name Vietnam's Hoi An among the 15 best cities in the world [VnExpress] Retired Vietnamese general under fire for lashing out at traffic cop [VnExpress]

Vietnam
A motorbike driver was killed in a freak accident involving his raincoat in the Central Highlands province of Lam Dong on Sunday night.

Society
This isn't your usual flea market: here, one man's, or woman's, unwanted mementos and emotional baggage from previous love affairs may just be another man's treasure.

Food Culture
Phở -loving alcoholics, rejoice!

Environment
The popular Central Highlands city of Da Lat may run out of clean water in the next 10 years, according to a local official.

Vietnam
Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . 13 Vietnamese banks named in world’s top 1,000 [VnExpress] HCM City okays expanded waste-to-power project [VietnamNet]

Development
Could Vo Trong Nghia's low-cost prefabricated S House provide a sustainable solution for Vietnam’s architectural needs?

Vietnam
Following in the footsteps of Hanoi, officials in both Da Nang and Saigon are working on plans to restrict private vehicle use by the end of the next decade.

Branded Content
Saigon’s dining scene is becoming increasingly diverse and innovative, with a number of exciting new concepts entering the market in recent years. ‘NAMO is a fine example of this movement, taking the mantle as one of the pioneers of premium, large cut steak sharing platters in the city.
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Heritage
The streets of today's Saigon were considerably different from what they were in 1970: fewer cars and motorbikes, and more live pythons.

Vietnam
Vietnam's central bank has drafted a new circular that would allow non-residents to make bank deposits without requiring proof of residency.

Vietnam
Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . Tropical storm Talas bearing down on central Vietnam [VnExpress] Soc Trang-Con Dao speedboat route launched [Tuoi Tre]
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Saigon
In today's Saigon, Chợ Cũ on Ton That Dam Street might appear like a derelict wet market, but in its heyday, the street used to be home to a bustling commercial area where merchants from all over Southeast Asia, India and China convened to conduct business.

Saigon
Residents of an apartment complex in District 1 were forced to leave their homes last Wednesday when the building was demolished to make room for another project.

Vietnam
Amidst challenges posed by shopping complexes and supermarkets, traditional stores are maintaining a firm grip on Vietnam’s retail scene.

Vietnam
According to a new study by Stanford University researchers, Vietnam is among the most sedentary countries in the world.

Saigon
Several sanitation companies in Saigon are struggling to pay their workers due to an absence of funds.

Vietnam
Stay connected with Saigoneer on Twitter and Instagram and like us on Facebook . Vietnam reports outbreak of H5N1 bird flu in north [VnExpress] Patients pay high price for ‘Facebook medicine’ in Vietnam [Tuoi Tre]

Vietnam
By next year, Vietnam's economic growth rate is expected to overtake China's performance.