May revenue soars by 366% amid city running second for fastest growing economy

May revenue from the casino sector has seen a surge of 366% from a year ago to total MOP15.6 billion in May, again hitting a three-year

‘Phygital’ artworks celebrate Van Gogh’s birth

The new Artech exhibition is now open at One Central Macau until July 31, aiming to integrate physical art and digital art, to create “phygital”

China and Singapore agree to top-level defense hotline

China and Singapore laid the groundwork yesterday for a hotline between the two countries that would establish a high-level communications link between Beijing and a close American

GP Museum gaining traction in visitation but still a lot of potential

Since its opening after the complete renovation, the Macau Grand Prix Museum has attracted some 120,000 visitors. According to the deputy director of the

CPU approves residential building with 46.7m at Nam Van

The Urban Planning Committee (CPU) approved on Wednesday the Urban Conditions Plan (PCU) for a residential building to be constructed at the Nam Van Lake

Stalls for Lai Chi Vun Shipyards open for submission

In order to enrich the cultural tourism and leisure experience of the public and tourists, the Cultural Affairs Bureau plans to set up a featured market in the

Clube Militar to kick off gastronomy festival Jun. 18

Clube Militar de Macau will carry out another Portuguese Gastronomy and Wine Festival headed by Chef António Loureiro, from June 18 to October 27. This is the 24th

June 4 vigil organizer admits to group’s dissolution

One of the founders and leaders of The Macau Union of Democratic Development (UMDD) has admitted to dissolving the group amid the promulgation of the amended

IPIM highlights Chinese firms’ investment in Lusophone countries

There were Lusophone elements in an infrastructure expo in the form of officiating guests and sponsored projects, a local official insisted yesterday. U U Sang,

DSAL to launch more job-matching sessions

The Labour Affairs Bureau (DSAL) said it will continue to cooperate with the big six and launch at least six job-matching sessions with a total of 1,457 job

May LRT passengers slightly drop

The average daily passenger volume of Taipa’s Light Rapid Transit (LRT) in May stood at 5,500, a drop of 1,000 compared to April. April’s was the highest figure

135 residential transactions in first half of May

The city has seen a total of 135 residential transactions in the first half of May, 38 fewer than the second half of April, a drop of nearly

City records less than 3% of youth addicted to gambling

Over the past five years, Macau has recorded data showing that less than 3% of youths suffer from gambling disorders, Social Welfare Bureau (IAS) President Hon

PJ warns again of SMS scams

As numerous people continue to fall victim to consumer bonus point expiry notification scams, the Judiciary Police (PJ) has once again reminded the public to check the authenticity

MUR holds several meetings with Iao Hon property owners

As the legal framework for urban renewal takes effect on June 1, Macau Urban Renewal Limited (MUR) has held numerous meetings to help Iao Hon Estate property owners

June: Month of Portugal but without Saint John’s Fest

June has commenced and, with it, the traditional celebrations of the Portuguese community in Macau. Named “June – Month of Portugal”, the series of events

Europe sees inflation drop to 6.1%, but real relief will take months

Europe's inflation took a positive turn with a significant drop to 6.1%, but prices are still posing a pinch to shoppers who are yet to see

MGM hosts annual blessing ceremony for its Dragon Boat Team

Participating in the upcoming “Macau International Dragon Boat Races 2023,” MGM held earlier in May at the Nam Van Lake Nautical Center its annual blessing ceremony for its

SJM organizes travel trade event in Hong Kong

To develop its international market, SJM recently organized a travel trade event in Hong-Kong in partnership with the SJM’s parent company Sociedade de Tursimo e Diversões de Macau

US defense chief calls Beijing’s refusal to meet unfortunate during visit to Tokyo

U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin stressed the importance of communication during a stopover today in Tokyo, calling it unfortunate that his Chinese counterpart is refusing to

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