(English) Remittances to Ho Chi Minh City hit $2.42 bil in Jan-July

19 August 2015
Economy and commerce / Labor / Population and censuses
Economy and commerce / Labor / Local workers abroad / Offshore recruitment and employment / Vietnam

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