WeChat Pay hopes to expand business in Macau

WeChat Pay hopes to extend its range of operations in Macau, according to Grace Yin, operations director of WeChat Pay’s International Business division, who spoke to

Canada | Motive elusive after van driver kills 10 on Toronto sidewalk

Police in Canada’s biggest city are piecing together witness accounts and surveillance video trying to determine why a driver plowed a rented van along a

Benfica wants to ‘leave a good impression’ of team and local football

After an unusually disappointing result obtained by Benfica Macau in Pyongyang on April 11, losing 0-8 against North Korean champion 4.25 Sports Club, the local team is

Q&A | Olivier Verschelde Lausanne Hospitality Consulting: ‘Macau is close to being a producer of gastronomy’

Verschelde is a senior consultant at Lausanne Hospitality Consulting, a subsidiary of Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne. The education institution, which is located in Switzerland’s canton of

Briefs | Lawmaker calls for teacher pay rise

Lawmaker Wong Kit Cheng has questioned the government over whether it is considering increasing the salaries of the city’s teachers, according to a report by Macao Daily News. “In

MGTO submits F&B licensing bill to Legal Affairs Bureau

The Macao Government Tourism Office (MGTO) has confirmed that a draft bill - which proposes to issue a temporary license to restaurants – has

Analysis | Wynn Resorts’ next battle: Friends of Steve who remain on board

Steve Wynn may be gone from the casino company that bears his name, but he still has friends in high places, including the chairman of the

Entertainment | The Roadhouse hosting blues band until weekend

The Roadhouse Macau has once again invited a blues band, Bleu Rascals, to perform at its sports bar for two weeks. Following the

Facebook publishes content removal policies for the first time

For the first time, Facebook Inc. is letting people know its specific rules for taking down content once it’s reported to the social network’s moderators.

Singapore’s reputation seen at risk as Noble Group battle rages

Noble Group Ltd. dissident shareholder Goldilocks Investment Co. says the Singapore regulator’s handling of the trader’s drawn-out battle for survival is being closely followed by overseas investors,

Analysis | Aimed at China, Trump’s tariffs are hitting closer to home

President Donald Trump’s escalating dispute with China over trade and technology is threatening jobs and profits in working- class communities where his “America First” agenda

Beijing says terrorism tops meeting of Central Asian states

China’s defense minister said yesterday that fighting the threat of terrorism is a top concern to be discussed by a Beijing-led group of Central Asian

Taiwan company plans USD9.4b chemical complex in Louisiana

A company based in Taiwan plans to build a USD9.4 billion chemical manufacturing complex on a 970-hectare site in Louisiana, officials announced yesterday. Gov. John

Kim meets Chinese envoy after deadly bus crash

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has met with China’s ambassador and visited a hospital where Chinese tourists were being treated after a deadly bus crash.

Police arrest suspect in arson attack that killed 18

Police in a southern Chinese city have caught a man suspected of setting a fire at a three-story building yesterday that killed 18 people and injured five

Koreas Ahead of summits, US tones down war games with South

Spring on the Korean Peninsula is normally the season of D-Day-style beach landings with big guns thumping in the distance and skies crisscrossed by the contrails of

Myanmar | Asian elephants said at risk from Chinese demand for skin

A report by a British-based conservation group says rising Chinese demand for products made from elephant skin is driving poaching and posing an even greater threat to Asia’s

Toronto meeting | Johnson: G7 officials focus on Russia’s ‘malign’ behavior

Cabinet ministers from the G7 countries have committed to taking Russia to task for what Britain’s foreign secretary described yesterday as a broad range of “malign” behavior

Offbeat | At Tribeca, the night belongs to Patti Smith and Bruce

The night belonged to Patti Smith at the Tribeca Film Festival — and to her friend Bruce Springsteen, who thrilled the crowd with a surprise visit to

This Day in History | 1974 – Rebels seize control of Portugal

Army rebels are in control of Portugal tonight after an almost bloodless dawn coup ended nearly 50 years of dictatorship. Shortly after midnight, tanks rolled into

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