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  Vietnam cautious on plan to raise crude oil output for growth

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  Government wants freedom in collecting fees, but legislators say no

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  New rule allows Vietnam's top leaders to have any car they want after retirement

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  Vietnam currency to come under pressure: finance supervisory commission

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  Ministry wants to borrow from central bank as revenues lower than estimates

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  Finance ministry seeks to raise state debt trader's capital

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  New World Bank report casts doubt on Vietnam's actual debt burden

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  Hanoi's $70.3mln water pipe breaks again, after 9 arrests: report

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  5 years on, Hanoi's multimillion-dollar museum still fails to justify its costs

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  Vietnam seeks 15 percent increase in tax revenues next year: report

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  Name and shame: Hanoi tax office releases list of tax defaulters

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  $114,000-plus bridge collapses merely 2 weeks after opening

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  Vietnam government assets worth nearly $45.9 bln

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  Vietnam gov't confirms overspending, breaching legislators' limit

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  Economists warn against Vietnam's plan to borrow from forex reserves

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  Youth group wants more public say in how government spends taxpayers' money

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  Vietnam's public debt is rapidly approaching limit: finance ministry

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  Vietnam's 2014 budget revenue, spending both exceeded estimates: report

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  State budget to fall 4.6 pct amid drop in crude prices

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  Vietnam “has no idea” what's happening with public projects: official

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