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No credit, no problem: Auto lender Tricolor’s broken promises to vulnerable customers
Read More →In much of the United States, owning a car is a requirement to fully participate in society – for work, school and daily life. For…
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Shrinking newsrooms challenge Arizona journalists
Read More →Layoffs, funding cuts and digital shifts reshape local newsrooms and careers. Recently, Arizona Public Media in Tucson laid off six employees, about 7% of its…
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The subscription trap and how it impacts students’ budgets
Read More →The rise of low-cost subscription services has made it easy for students to lose track of their spending. A few five- or ten-dollar monthly payments…
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30 Vietnamese companies to watch in 2025 (VN)
Read More →I led this first “Companies to Watch” project for Bloomberg Businessweek Vietnam, from analyzing data to shaping the final story. I developed the combined quantitative–qualitative…
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Five Questions on the Future of Family Businesses in Vietnam (VN)
Read More →The EY–University of St.Gallen Global Family Business Index 2025 shows that family enterprises worldwide are key drivers of growth and innovation. In Vietnam, where most…
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Crossing the tariff winter (VN)
Read More →Facing new U.S. tariffs of up to 46%, Vietnamese exporters are under pressure to cut costs, restructure operations, or seek new markets. Key sectors such…
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Resilience under tariffs (VN)
Read More →New U.S. tariffs are creating fresh challenges for Vietnamese exporters. Data from listed companies across five industries with significant exposure to the U.S. market show…
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An investment journey across three generations (VN)
Read More →From the 2008 global financial crisis, when the 1980s generation entered the workforce, to the Covid-19 pandemic that shaped the careers of those born in…
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Money returns to the market (VN)
Read More →Corporate profits on Vietnam’s three stock exchanges rose 26.96% year over year in the fourth quarter of 2024, signaling a gradual recovery across industries. However,…
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A new wave of listings (VN)
Read More →Masan Consumer’s decision to move its shares from the UPCoM exchange to the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HoSE) marks a major step toward…
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