In what might be one of the largest known personal data breaches in Vietnam, an unidentified person is offering school data pertaining to 30 million people for US$3,500.

TikTok suspended changes to its privacy policy for targeted advertising on Tuesday, a day before they took effect, while the lead European Union regulator studies whether they comply with the bloc's data protection rules.

Vietnam’s biggest Mercedes distributor Haxaco posted a pre-tax profit of VND102 billion ($7.36 million) in the second quarter, up 12.6 times year-on-year.

Along with a surge in the number of mobile phone users accessing the Internet, there has been an increase in the number of mobile malware targeting Vietnamese users, according to the global cybersecurity company Kaspersky.

Digital transformation has become a critical need for technical infrastructure companies to recover quickly, especially after the COVID-19 pandemic, a seminar heard in HCM City last week.

Despite production and market difficulties due to the pandemic and climate change, many districts, firms and organisations in Hà Nội's agricultural sector have remained strong thanks to the application of science and information technology.

In the digital technology era, data analysis has become one of the leading technologies, capable of changing many aspects of the world, especially in the business field. 

Toyota Motor Vietnam and the Department of Industry have signed a Memorandum of Understanding for a project to enhance the domestic enterprises' supporting industry.

Four senior executives at Vietnam's VinFast have left the electric vehicle startup as it prepares to launch its first overseas model and roll out a network of showrooms in the United States and Europe, the company said.

The Ministry of Finance (MoF) proposal to extend the deadline for excise tax payment for locally manufactured and assemble cars will help businesses get more financial resources and restore their production, according to Đinh Trọng Thịnh a senior lecturer at the Finance Institute.

A new ecommerce platform is inviting Vietnamese music industry stakeholders to market and sell their creations on it.

“Fly first - Pay later” is an 100 per cent online financial product that first appeared on the Vietnamese market, disbursed within three minutes with a limit of VNĐ10 million to buy Vietjet air tickets and flexible installment terms for up to six months.