Vietnamese companies struggling to overcome tough times
The COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc on the global economy, forcing many enterprises to identify new strategies and adapt to the changing circumstances.
COVID-19 has caused massive disruptions to international trade and most enterprises have suffered as a result.
The difficulties have come in many forms, from a lack of raw materials to shrinking or disappearing markets for exports.
Many, though, have adapted their strategies to respond to the crisis while developing their business with a better vision./.
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