Tycoon's $1.7M lawsuit over sinking Saigon villas ends in $65,000 award
A Ho Chi Minh City court on Thursday awarded the owner of six sinking villas over VND1.7 billion (US$65,500) of the nearly VND45 billion she sought over construction next door.
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