PM Lee opens Mapletree Business Centre in Ho Chi Minh City | ST Engineering wins Mindef contract

If this e-mail is not displayed properly, click [here.]( Daily Debrief WED, MAR 22, 2017 Top Stories [PM Lee opens Mapletree Business Centre in Ho Chi Minh City]( [SINGAPORE Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong officially opened the Mapletree Business Centre in Ho Chi Minh City on Wednesday morning.]( [ST Engineering wins Mindef contract]( [THE Singapore Ministry of Defence has awarded a contract to Singapore Technologies Engineering (ST Engineering) for the production and supply of the Next Generation Armoured Fighting Vehicle (AFV), which boasts enhanced firepower, protection and mobility.]( [TIH discloses possible change of control, but says price will be lower]( [ANOTHER restructuring might be on the way for listed private equity fund TIH Limited, which said on Wednesday morning that there are discussions that might lead to a change of control at the company.]( [Ex-DBS Vickers trader gets 16 weeks' jail for spoofing Singapore stock market]( [[SINGAPORE] Ex-DBS Vickers trader Dennis Tey Thean Yang was sentenced to 16 weeks in prison on Wednesday by a Singapore court for spoofing the securities market in the first case brought jointly by the Monetary Authority of Singapore and white-collar crime police.]( [Asia business sentiment at two-year high: Reuters/Insead survey]( [IN findings that track those of its peers, a Thomson Reuters and Insead survey showed that business sentiment among Asia companies was at a two-year high.]( [Loyz Energy has US$22.6m loans backed by vehicle of Ezra's CEO]( [LOYZ Energy said some US$22.6 million bank loans on its books are backed by corporate guarantees from an investment vehicle of Ezra Holdings' group chief executive and shareholder, Lionel Lee.]( THE STI TODAY [Singapore stocks finish weaker as doubts emerge on Wall St over Trump's plans]( [SUDDEN doubts over the Trump administration's ability to deliver on its campaign promises was said to have prompted Wall Street's Tuesday sell-off, its largest one-day fall of 2017. This meant selling pressure for the local market on Wednesday, which dragged the Straits Times Index down 40.38 points or 1.3 per cent to 3,118.19 - like the US, the biggest loss this year.]( Follow Us On [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Linkedin]( [Advertise With Us]( You are receiving this e-mail because you subscribed to the BT Breakfast Brief. We're keeping you updated with our Daily Debrief, which helps you catch up with breaking news you may have missed. If you no longer wish to receive the Daily Debrief, please click the link below to unsubscribe. If you want to unsubscribe from this mailing list, [click]( here.