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CNN —Property tycoon Truong My Lan was one of Vietnam’s richest businesswomen. On Tuesday, the 68-year-old lost her appeal against the death sentence for masterminding one of the biggest frauds in global history, in which billions vanished from Vietnam’s financial system. But prosecutors accuse her of indirectly owning 91.5% of the bank, according to state media reports of the trial. Among the total losses, $12 billion was ruled to have been embezzled, for which Lan was sentenced to death. “Vietnamese regulators were absolutely shocked at the extent and investigators were flabbergasted by the extent of the corruption,” Abuza said.
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Maika Elan | Bloomberg | Getty ImagesVietnam risks missing a self-established 2025 deadline to complete reforms that would enable it to upgrade its stock market to emerging economy status and attract billions of dollars in investments, three officials told Reuters. The government in July committed to aiming for an upgrade to emerging market status in at least one major index by 2025. But infighting is delaying much-needed market reforms, three officials familiar with the discussions said. Additional liquidity is seen as crucial for Vietnamese banks, which account for about a third of the stock market capitalization, to raise their comparatively low capital buffers, thus boosting financial stability. Index provider MSCI published in June a long list of reforms Vietnam needed to apply before an upgrade could be considered.
We're kicking off the new week by making some sales in 2 of our highest price-to-earnings (PE) multiple technology stocks. Our concerns around high-multiple tech firms stem from the market's challenge of correctly valuing them. Consistent with our angst over high-multiple tech stocks, we're selling some Microsoft and Nvidia . The former trades at around 23-times the next 12 months of earnings, while the latter trades at around 38-times. With expenses growth at tech firms still not aligned with more muted revenue expectations, our trims today hedge us in the event earnings disappoint this season.
Yuichiro Chino | Moment | Getty ImagesU.S. curbs on chip exports to China are the latest shakeup prompting companies to consider moving some of their chipmaking capabilities to nearby Vietnam and India. In October, the U.S. began requiring companies to obtain licenses to export advanced semiconductors or related manufacturing equipment to China. Shift from China to AsiaThe curbs are the latest in a series of upheavals for the $600 billion global semiconductor industry. China firmly in the leadDespite Asia's rising attractiveness for chipmakers, experts point out that China still maintains a lead over regional economies in terms of its competitiveness in chipmaking. In its "Made in China 2025" blueprint released in 2015, the country laid the groundwork for technological self-sufficiency in chipmaking.
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