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VIETNAM VIGNETTES^®
Copyright © 1997-2004 Vietnam Venture Group, Inc.^® All rights reserved. June 24, 2004

Temporarily Suspended Publication
June 2004

Due to the shortage of readership interest and the need for our time to process the paid work of VVG, we have suspended publication of this monthly report until we receive enough requests for its return or find we have less to do than we are now engaged in.

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Our 6th year on the Internet & 10th year in Vietnam
A Periodic Report to Our Clients

IN THIS ISSUE
COMMENTARY: We've been very busy
We've been very busy. If you've missed us, thanks for the thought. Our work in Vietnam, Thailand, and the USA grew pleasantly and unexpectedly quickly. It's taken our resources including time, to match urgent needs. Publishing is our pleasure and thus must take second place to our real business. But we're now able to report that ... well, we are now able to report. To gain a better perspective, see our commentary (linked above) and our dispatches (linked below).
The 1st BOT Power Plant Opens Toyota Shrinks Local Workforce Continental Air in Vietnam American Airline Routes to Vietnam	Steel Tariffs Reduced to Zero Giant Cement Plant Breaks Ground The Trans-Asia Highway FDI Review: 1998-2008 The Promise of Vietnam Investment

See VVG's monthly feature on Current Economic Indicators of Foreign Direct Investment in Vietnam

Prior On-Line Issues Of
VIETNAM VIGNETTES^®

No. 74 Jan-Feb 2004 | No. 75 March 2004

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Nos. 1 to 73 covering 1997 to 2003}

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Vietnam Vignettes is a periodic report distributed since early 1994. It is NOT a newsletter although for the ease of linkage we have called it that. It is a summary of domestically published media reports from more than 17 industrial sectors that we at VVG follow and report upon for our clients. Our primary sources are: Vietnam Economic Times, Saigon Weekly News, Viet Nam Daily News, Vietnam Investment Review, and Vietnam Business Journal. * Due to the importance of certain topics of key importance to trade with Vietnam, we will occasionally include some wire and other media reports.