Daily Archives: Wednesday, July 1, 2020
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Gaming | Philippines: Thousands lose jobs after online casinos catering to Chinese close
Two online casino operators that cater mostly to Chinese clients are exiting the Philippines, and more shutdowns of offshore gaming firms in the Philippines are forthcoming, ... -
Jackson Chang’s wife, daughter said to enjoy employee ‘privileges’ at IPIM applicant’s company
The employment of Jackson Chang’s wife and daughter at a company owned by an investment visa applicant, which Chang is said to have improperly assisted, was ... -
Macau billionaire’s appeal declined by US Supreme Court
The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected an appeal made by billionaire and real estate developer Ng Lap Seng to overturn his conviction and four-year prison sentence ... -
Fine print exhibition showcases local artists
A collective exhibition of fine prints, featuring artwork from six Macau-based artists, is currently showing at Creative Macau. The exhibition titled “Magical Feelings” aims to bring ... -
Expert warns putting off relaxing measures due to lack of immunity
Zhong Nanshan, expert pulmonologist and academician at the Chinese Academy of Engineering, has warned against relaxing the Covid-19 containment measures in Macau. The expert has exceled ... -
Association calls for family doctor scheme
Lam U Tou, one of the speakers yesterday at the Macau United Citizens’ Association forum, believes that the city will benefit from a family doctor ... -
Gov’t to roll out digital education platform in Sept
An e-learning platform will be officially available to all foundational education entities from September. The Education and Youth Affairs Bureau (DSEJ) is reviewing proposals it has ... -
HKMAO, Liaison Offices in support of national security law
The Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office of the State Council of the People’s Republic of China (HKMAO) announced in a statement yesterday that it is ... -
Law criticized abroad, defended by China
China’s enactment of a national security law for Hong Kong yesterday drew statements of deep concern and regret from abroad and a firm defense at home. ... -
China approves contentious Hong Kong national security law
China approved a contentious national security law that will allow authorities to crack down on subversive and secessionist activity in Hong Kong, a move many see ... -
This Day in History | 1997 Hong Kong handed over to Chinese control
Hong Kong has been handed back to the Chinese authorities – ending more than 150 years of British control. The British flag was lowered over Government ... -
EU reopens its borders to 14 nations but not to US tourists
The European Union announced last night that it will reopen its borders to travelers from 14 countries, and possibly China soon, but most Americans have been ... -
Bali hotels go on sale for cheap with virus hammering tourism
Gone are the Australian surfers and Chinese tour groups. Also missing are yoga aficionados seeking inner peace, like Julia Roberts in “Eat Pray Love.” With no ... -
2nd-phase ‘Galaxy Appreciates Heroes’ discounts roll out
Galaxy Entertainment is rolling out its second-phase of special discounts to Macau ID and non-resident working permit holders at its StarWorld Hotel, the Galaxy Macau and ... -
Sands China extends discount period to end of August
Sands China is offering special savings and discounts on recreational activities including treatments at two signature spas and family fun at The Parisian Macao’s Aqua World ... -
Motorsports | F1 drivers discuss whether to take a knee at season opener
Formula One drivers will discuss taking a knee at the opening race of the delayed season in Austria on Sunday. “Some of the drivers have already ... -
Rugby sevens world series canceled; NZ awarded titles
The remainder of the rugby sevens world series was canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic and New Zealand declared the men’s and women’s champions yesterday. The ... -
The Buzz | Gold heads for biggest quarterly gain
Gold headed for the biggest quarterly advance since 2016 amid a surge in demand for haven assets due to the coronavirus outbreak, which shows no signs ... -
Belgian king expresses regret for violence in colonial rule
For the first time in Belgium’s history, a reigning king expressed deep regret yesterday for the violence carried out by the former colonial power when it ruled over ... -
Swine flu infecting humans raises fears of pandemic potential
A strain of flu virus spreading in Chinese pigs has shown it can also infect humans, suggesting that another pathogen with pandemic potential waits in the ... -
Our Desk | Is food a personal preference?
This question crossed my mind when I came across this social media post debating about food the other day. Memory is vague now but I still ... -
Wednesday, July 1, 2020 – edition no. 3566
* Hong Kong great divide — Pro-China camp celebrates the approval of the new national security law, pro-democracy movements fear dissolution * Liaison Office: New law ...
