Anti-China Riots Shake Vietnam’s Investment Prospects

In Vietnam, businesses affected by last week’s deadly anti-China riots are beginning to piece their operations back together. But questions remain over whether any permanent damage has been done to the country’s investment prospects over the protests that got out of control. Vietnam is still reeling from riots which erupted in industrial parks on the outskirts of Ho Chi Minh City and later in central province Ha Tinh, where two Chinese workers were killed and over 100...

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