UK borrowers brace for more expensive loans as inflation fails to fall as anticipated

Borrowers in the U.K. will be bracing themselves for further increases in lending costs after official figures yesterday showed inflation failing to fall as anticipated in

1981 Chapman pleads guilty to Lennon murder

The court heard Mark Chapman dramatically change his plea to admit responsibility for the murder, saying God had told him to do so. Even his

Summer solstice brings druids, pagans and thousands of curious people to Stonehenge

All hail the rising sun. A seemingly curious alliance of druids, pagans, hippies, local residents and tourists gathered around a prehistoric stone circle on

Kante joins Benzema at Al-Ittihad on 3-year deal as Saudi Arabia entices another star player

Saudi Arabian soccer champion Al-Ittihad has another high-profile French player to accompany Karim Benzema at the team next season. N’Golo Kante completed his move on a three-year deal on

Once starved by war, millions of Ethiopians go hungry again as US, UN pause aid after massive theft

An Orthodox Christian priest, Tesfa Kiros Meresfa begs door-to-door for food along with countless others recovering from a two-year war in northern Ethiopia that starved

41 women die in grisly riot in Honduran prison that president blames on ‘mara’ gangs

A grisly riot at a women’s prison in Honduras Tuesday left at least 41 women dead, most burned to death, in violence the country’s president blamed on “mara”

Thursday, June 22, 2023 – edition no. 4272

— Lawmaker Ma Io Fong calls for harsher penalties for those who engage in child abuse amid record-high number of cases * Takeaway delivery platforms fined over data privacy * MICE |

AI could shore up democracy – here’s one way

It’s become fashionable to think of artificial intelligence as an inherently  You’d be forgiven if you’re distraught about society’s ability to grapple with this new technology. So

New aviation law passes on first reading amid claims of lack of information

The new civil aviation law to open up the Macau market after Air Macau’s 25-year-long monopoly passed on its first reading yesterday at the Legislative Assembly (AL). Although

Lawmakers Lei and Lam want gov’t to release unused land for public use

The government should make better use of idle plots of land by opening them to public use, said lawmakers Ella Lei and Ron Lam in

Casino revenue hitting MOP527 million daily

The city’s gross gaming revenue (GGR) may have amounted to approximately MOP9.5 billion in the first 18 days of June, according to Citigroup, citing industry data. 

Gongbei port to see 320,000 daily passengers during Dragon Boat Festival

China will see a surge in inbound and outbound passenger flows during the upcoming Dragon Boat Festival holiday, according to the National Immigration Administration (NIA) forecast

Multiple strategies underway to support youth employment

A Labour Affairs Bureau (DSAL) official has told a Youth Affairs Committee plenary session that multiple strategies have been employed to support youth employment. The

Alibaba announces new CEO and chairman in major management reshuffle

Chinas Alibaba Group has announced a major management reshuffle as the e-commerce giant restructures into six different business divisions to adapt to fast-changing technologies.

FSS reinstates incentive basic funds 

The SAR government has reinstated the provision of non-mandatory central provident fund for new account owners. According to the Social Security Fund (FSS),

Five injured in Cotai Transmac bus crash

Two Transmac buses crashed in Cotai, breaking a glass window on one of the buses and injuring five people. It is believed the two buses became too close

Traffic from Av. Amizade to Pearl of the Orient permanently closed

The traffic opening from Avenida da Amizade to the Pearl of the Orient roundabout will permanently close from 10 a.m. today. Traffic to the Sewage Treatment Plant, the

Yuet Wah College to promote Chinese culture

The principal of Yuet Wah College, Fr Chow Pak Fai, has received a delegation from the Centre for Chinese History and Culture of the University of Macau, led

Environment Advisory Committee meets for second time this year

Yesterday, the Environment Advisory Committee had its second regular meeting this year. Tam Wai Man, director of the Environmental Protection Bureau and president of the committee, presided. The

Service quality seminars kick off at The Londoner

A series of four seminars discussing quality of service, organized by the government, commenced yesterday at The Londoner resort. The seminars will be held from now until October, targeting

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