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Finland–Albania: October 3 Nations League preview
Finland hosts Albania in the Nations League at 20:00 on October 3, Vietnam time, according to BongdaPlus.
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Vietnam men's volleyball beats Uzbekistan 3–0 at Asian Games
Vietnam's men's volleyball team beat Uzbekistan 3-0 in the Asian Games' ninth-to-16th classification round on October 1, SGGP reports.
Vietnam economy
Vietnam and Singapore sign capital-market cooperation memorandum
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Vietnam economy
Vietnamese coffee promoted at Athens Coffee Festival
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Culture & entertainment
Florence Pugh credits Tom Holland for Spider-Man role
Florence Pugh said on “The Tonight Show” that Tom Holland helped bring her Marvel character Yelena Belova into “Spider-Man: Brand New Day.” Variety reports that Holland had publicly expressed an interest in working with Pugh, generating fan enthusiasm for the pairing.
Vietnam economy
Ho Chi Minh City's third-quarter economy grows 9.86%
Ho Chi Minh City's third-quarter GRDP grew 9.86%, bringing nine-month growth to 9.06% year on year, according to local statistics reported by VnExpress.
International football
Rooney says he would decline a reassigned Manchester City title
Wayne Rooney said he would not want an additional 2011–2012 Premier League title if Manchester City were later stripped of it.
Culture & entertainment
Lanterns episode seven reaches seven million US viewers in three days
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Vietnam economy
AI could require 11 million Americans to change occupations
A McKinsey report released on September 29 estimates that around 11 million Americans, or 6.5% of the current workforce, could need to change occupations by 2035 because of automation and AI.