CCAC: Nothing unlawful in taxi management system contract award

There was nothing illegal in the award of the contract for the “supply and maintenance service of the taxi management system” by the Transport Bureau

Preferential tax rates implemented for skilled workers in Hengqin

Domestic and overseas talent in the Guangdong-Macao In-Depth Cooperation Zone in Hengqin will not have to pay tax exceeding 15 percent of personal income, the Guangdong Provincial Taxation

Dragon Boat Races might be locals-only this year

Once an international-level event, this year’s Dragon Boat Races might be exclusively a local event, without even the participation of mainland teams, the Sports Bureau (ID)

Macau Pass acquisition approved by local authorities

Local payment service operator Macau Pass, S.A. will see its ownership transferred to a company owned by the Alibaba Group and the Ant Group in China.

UM listed as national science education base

The University of Macau (UM) Macao Base for Primary & Secondary STEM Education has been included in the first batch of 2021-2025 national science education bases.

Lawyer says Macau laws already sufficient for bond transactions

Despite the relevant laws not being reviewed since 1993, they are sufficient to allow or facilitate transactions of bonds in Macau, lawyer Calvin Tinlop Chui said yesterday. Chui

Gov’t requires stock clerks to undergo NAT every seven days

In response to the Covid-19 pandemic situation in neighboring regions, the Economic and Technological Development Bureau (DSEDT) met with suppliers and supermarket operators yesterday to advise traders to

CE: ‘Unswerving effort’ to implement ‘patriots governing Macau’ principle

The Chief Executive Ho Iat Seng has called for “unswerving effort” to ensure implementation of the “patriots governing Macau” principle and the safeguarding of the central

Covid outbreak leaves Hong Kong in limbo

As a COVID-19 outbreak overwhelms Hong Kong, it’s hard for its 7.4 million residents to know what’s next. Uncertainty is the only certainty as

US holds Chinese goods, cites possible North Korean labor

The U.S. customs agency says it is holding imported goods from Chinese sports brand Li Ning after an investigation indicated they were made by North Korean

North missile exploded in air in failed launchNorth missile exploded in air in failed launch

A North Korean missile fired from its capital region exploded soon after liftoff in an apparent failed weapons launch yesterday, South Korea’s military said, amid speculation that

Russia sees ‘business-like spirit’ in Ukraine talks

As Russia’s offensive pressed closer to Ukraine’s seat of government, missiles and artillery slammed into high-rise apartment towers in Kyiv yesterday, setting buildings ablaze and leaving

1968 Anti-Vietnam demo turns violent

More than 200 people have been arrested after thousands of demonstrators clashed in an anti-Vietnam war protest outside the United States embassy in London. The St John Ambulance Brigade

China tries to calm markets by pledging support for economy

China's government tried yesterday to reassure jittery investors by promising support for its struggling real estate industry, internet companies and entrepreneurs who want to raise money

Man United knocked out of CL by Atletico Madrid

ROB HARRIS, MANCHESTER Man Utd 0, Atletico 1 Expensive mediocrity confirmed: Manchester United’s trophy drought completes a fifth season. The last path to

Benfica stuns Ajax to advance to CL quarterfinals

  Ajax 0, Benfica 1 Unable to win at home yet again, Ajax’s great Champions League run has suddenly ended. Ajax couldn’t halt a 26-year winless

New Zealand to ‘welcome the world back’ as tourism restarts

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said yesterday her nation was “ready to welcome the world back” with most tourists allowed to return by May

Japan to fully lift Covid-19 restrictions as infections slow

Japan’s Prime Minister Fumio Kishida announced plans to fully lift coronavirus restrictions on March 21 as new infections driven by the highly contagious omicron variant slow. The

Kyiv has faced adversity before – and a stronger identity grew in response

This is not the first time residents of Kyiv have fought to defend the city from an encroaching, larger army. On Jan. 30, 1918, a force made

Thursday, March 17, 2022 – edition no. 3973

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