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Last Updated: Wednesday, January 25, 2012 06:11:54 Vietnam (GMT +07)
The biggest holiday of the year is passing by without any hint of festivity for an ethnic group living in a northern village.
Truong Quoc Thang and his wife lead busy lives but they are very mindful of their need to repay debts on time, especially when the creditor happens to be a deity.
Many companies in Vietnam were dealt a harsh blow by the real estate market slump last year. Singapore property developer Keppel Land, though not completely untouched, has weathered the downturn well. Linson Lim, President of Keppel Land Vietnam, is confident that the market will recover soon.
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