Insert button and Tagvn Linkhay embedded into Blogger

One of the ways your post is well known is the use of service bookmarks and share content. In Vietnam, LinkHay and TagVN address is probably two most widely used.

You can share your posts on the search service to readers.
This is the code used for Blogger. Please select one of these two files to download:

    * File 1: LinkHay and TagVn
    * File 2: AddThis (*), LinkHay, TagVn and Yahoo Messenger



How to insert into the blog:
Sign in Blogger, the card layout (Layout) -> Edit HTML (Edit HTML), tick Expand utility model (Expand widget templates), find:

<div class='post-footer'><! - Paste code here ->
    <div class='post-footer-line post-footer-line-1'>
      <span class='post-author vcard'>
        <b:if cond='data:top.showAuthor'>
          <data:top.authorLabel/>
          <span class='fn'> <data:post.author/> </ span>
        </ B: if>
      </ Span>

Replace <! - Paste code here -> with the contents of a file in two. Txt files downloaded above.
Figure 2 is a display file on the blog:

* AddThis is the No. 1 button embedded on the internet to help the reader to mark and share content to all common social networking. Just use a button instead of using this embedded embedded node of each individual service.

Fix the post accompanied by tables

 When posting articles using a table (table) you will get an error is a space between the article title and table content. As table size, this space widening. To apply the table easily, Tactics Blog please instruct you how to fix below:
 
Step 1. Create a class (class) such as below and paste anywhere in your template CSS (Log Blogger, choose Edit HTML, paste the code below right next to the declaration or #.)

.bang br {
  display: none
}

 Step 2. When posting boards, you add the part in bold like this:

<div class="bang">
<table border="1">
<tr><th>Heading</th><th>Another Heading</th></tr>
<tr><td>row 1, cell 1</td><td>row 1, cell 2</td></tr>
<tr><td>row 2, cell 1</td><td>row 2, cell 2</td></tr>
</table>
</div> 

Note the prominent text color, you can change into another word, but have declared how they must use the corresponding div.
You will find no space anymore

Joints add HTML / JavaScript to do a

The more utilities are using the full-time blog download content displayed on the browser as long readers. How do readers feel you are "service" as soon as he finished typing my blog address as many issues are of particular interest in the Internet situation in Vietnam is not always stable.

Personal experience suggests we should use to limit the possible number of utilities (gadget) blog. Among the facilities of Blogger, HTML / JavaScript is probably used most often. If you use a blog with many facilities of this kind, one can significantly reduce the content of the graft and prevents them from each other by a name (title) is between the card and <h2> </ h2> like this:

Another way can also add a name inscribed on the title and content of it below, other contents such as on the left. In general, if you use Blogger template, the form of this pair will see show similar to many different utilities:

 And of course the download speed of blogging a little more improvement.Do you have any other way than not? Please share with us below to discuss.

Concrete action plan necessary for supporting industry development

Southeast Asia’s manufacturing base is surging ahead and Vietnam’s supporting industry has been left behind.

Hiroyuki Moribe feels that the country’s most urgent task right now is developing a concrete action plan for firming up this foundation. The Chief Representative of Japan’s External Trade Organization (JETRO) sat down with Thanh Nien Weekly for an interview and laid it all on the line.

Thanh Nien Weekly: What is your take on the supporting industry in Vietnam?

Hiroyuki Moribe: Vietnam’s supporting industry is still seeing slow growth compared to developed ASEAN countries. If Vietnam’s supporting industry is not yet developed by 2015, when the country becomes a full participant in the (ASEAN) free trade area, its market may be flooded by Thai or Indonesian products.

The Japanese government’s agencies (such as JETRO and JICA) are helping support Vietnam in its efforts to devise an action plant. The Vietnamese government should formulate this plan soon.

Is Vietnam’s reliance on imported materials one of the reasons that the nation’s supporting industry is still under-developed?

Japan (geographically) is similar to Vietnam, as they both stretch from north to south over long coastlines and generate many kinds of agricultural and aquaculture products. Japan’s terrestrial resources (like land and oil) are very scarce. Nevertheless, the supporting industry for the automobile and electronic industries have already developed well



Vietnam enjoys a much larger bounty of natural resources. Thus, we cannot say that the country’s supporting industry did not develop due to a shortage of natural resources. Some ASEAN countries have seen strong supporting industry development despite limited natural resources. They have effectively combined imports and advanced technology to foster development.

What should Vietnam do to develop the industry?

Some advanced ASEAN countries have developed good supporting industry. For example, the automotive supporting industry has come along well in Thailand and Indonesia. The same goes for the electronic industries in Malaysia. These countries have identified key industries to focus on, and at the same time they foster cooperation to attract investment and develop their supporting industries. Thus, Vietnam should identify a key industry to focus on for the next ten or 20 years.

Which sectors do you think Vietnam should prioritize when developing supporting industry?

Vietnam taps crude oil, exports it to countries like Singapore (for processing), and then imports the refined product. Vietnam’s first oil refinery came into operation this year and the country plans to build more in the near future. Many oil products have been produced. Vietnam has a great potential to develop industries that use these oil products or crude oil, doesn’t it?

Vietnam has also planned to build steel manufacturing factories so you can expect to see a surge in industries that rely on these products. High-quality steel products can serve many industries.

There are opinions that Vietnam should call for more foreign direct investment in the supporting industry. What do you think about this?

Foreign firms will help transfer technology to Vietnam, and train laborers for a supporting industry role. Thus, I agree with the idea of luring foreign investment in the supporting industry to help develop it. Creating a favorable investment environment is very important.

According to an annual survey by JETRO, Japanese businesses operating in Vietnam are still concerned about issues such as incomplete infrastructure and the legal system.

Foreign firms, which are interested in Vietnam, often compare the investment environment of the country to that of other ASEAN nations. Vietnam should have concrete policies to develop key industries, and lure more foreign investment.

What’s the next step for Vietnam in terms of developing the supporting industry?

Supporting industry includes mainly small- and medium-sized firms, so it is necessary to implement policies that support their development. The small- and medium-sized firms often face financial difficulties, so they need assistance such as low-interest loans, technology training centers and product quality assurance.

I know there are Vietnamese enterprises which pour more money into the stock and property markets than into equipment. Investment in supporting industry is very important, and the government should facilitate businesses in doing so.

Vietnam’s supporting industry has not yet developed, so it should quickly model its development policies on those that succeeded in Japan, and certain developed ASEAN countries.

Now, there is a trend of tax reduction in the world, so Vietnam doesn’t have much time to develop its SI. The most essential thing now is to define a concrete action plan: “where, when, and what to do” and implement it well.

Vietcombank posts $146m in profit

HA NOI — Partly-equitised Vietcombank posted a creditable pre-tax profit of VND2.8 trillion (US$145.83 million) to June 30, up 7.3 per cent against the same six months of last year.

After-tax profit of VND2.15 trillion ($111.77 million) was up 8.7 per cent.

"I'm pleased with the result and believe Vietcombank will be able to beat its target of VND4.5 trillion ($234.38 million) in pre-tax profit by year end," Vietcombank chairman Nguyen Hoa Binh told Viet Nam News yesterday.

It would have been very difficult to make a higher profit.

The bank's net profit to June 30 was VND4.19 trillion ($218.12 million), up 40.7 per cent against the first six months of last year.

Net income from non-credit services was up 15 per cent to VND475 billion ($24.74 million). But revenue from the bank's foreign exchange services was down 50.9 per cent to VND192 billion ($10 million).

Credit services accounted for 80 per cent of the total profit, Vietcombank Financial Statement Spokeswoman Phung Nguyen Hai Yen told Viet Nam News.

The non-credit and foreign exchange services provided the remainder.

Vietcombank had wanted to raise its profit from non-credit services but the effort failed.

The Ha Noi-based bank increased its risk provision 39.6 per cent against the first half of last year to VND350 billion ($18.22 million).

Its total assets as of June 30 was VND246.33 trillion ($12.83 billion).

The bank is now increasing its charter capital from VND12.1 trillion ($630.2 million) to VND13.22 trillion ($688.7 million) through the issuing of 112.28 million shares to existing shareholders - including the State - at a ratio of 1,000:92.79.

The State Bank of Viet Nam - the State's holder of Vietcombank shares - transferred VND1.02 trillion ($53.02 million) from the support fund for the reorganisation and equitisation of State-owned enterprises to buy additional shares on Monday.The State now holds almost 1.1 billion or 90.72 per cent of Vietcombank shares.

Vietcombank has sold 5 million shares or 0.57 per cent of its stake in Eximbank and 19 per cent of its stake in Gia Dinh Bank to reorganise its investment portfolio.

It now holds an 8.19-per-cent stake in Eximbank and 11 per cent in Gia Dinh Bank.

The sales were also intended to help Vietcombank raise its minimum capital adequacy ratio to 9 per cent - instead of the previous 8 per cent - and lower its ownership of other credit institutions to 11 per cent in accordance with central bank regulations, explained general director Nguyen Phuoc Thanh.

Vietcombank shares, VCB on the HCM City Stock Exchange, closed down 0.1 per cent at VND36,900 each yesterday. — VNS