Monthly Archives: September 2025
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National Games merchandise store opens at Galaxy Macau
Galaxy Macau opened Macau’s third official merchandise store for the upcoming National Games yesterday. Galaxy is now the second integrated resort to host one of these ... -
Zone A roads open ahead of public housing move-in
Starting today, Sept. 16, new roads in Zone A of the New Urban Landfills will open to improve traffic flow and access to upcoming public housing, ... -
CTT hosts cybersecurity workshop to help SMEs
The Macao Post and Telecommunications Bureau (CTT) recently organized the “Cybersecurity Vulnerability Management Workshop (2025)” at the Macao Productivity and Technology Transfer Centre. The workshop covered ... -
Cheong and Lao made progress in China F4 in Chengdu
Local karting racers Vernice Lao and Marcus Cheong competed in the F4 Chinese Championship last weekend. The two young drivers have made significant progress over the ... -
Aji x META: Where Contemporary Korean Meets Asian Bistronomy Artistry
This September, embark on an unparalleled culinary journey as two Michelin-starred chefs unite for a spectacular four-hands collaboration that promises to captivate the city’s most discerning ... -
Fitch downgrades SJM Holdings outlook citing slow recovery at GLP
Fitch Ratings has downgraded its outlook on SJM Holdings’ long-term foreign-currency Issuer Default Rating (IDR) from Stable to Negative last week, citing a slowdown in earnings ... -
Mortgage lending slows, foreign reserves edge higher
Residential and commercial real estate lending in Macau weakened in July, while foreign exchange reserves recorded a modest increase in August, according to data released yesterday ... -
Poly MGM Museum to showcase ‘Silk Roads Beyond Borders’ exhibition
The Poly MGM Museum will open its latest exhibition, Silk Roads Beyond Borders, on October 1, marking the 12th anniversary of the Belt and Road Initiative. ... -
Sands Lifestyle to host Jiang Nan six-hands dining event
Sands Lifestyle will present an exclusive “Jiang Nan East Sea Delicacies” six-hands dinner from September 18 to September 20 at Jiang Nan by Jereme Leung, one ... -
China says Nvidia violated antimonopoly laws, according to a preliminary investigation
Chinese regulators said yesterday that a preliminary investigation found chipmaker Nvidia violated the country’s anti-monopoly laws. The State Administration for Market Regulation said in a one-sentence ... -
Pilgrims turn Santiago into latest overtourism flashpoint
While some Barcelona residents sought to repel a tsunami of tourists with plastic water pistols, a neighborhood association in Santiago de Compostela opted for a friendlier ... -
1986 Kinross Miners ‘killed where they stood’
At least 177 people have died during a lethal fire in a South African gold mine. Poisonous gas spread rapidly through the shafts and tunnels of ... -
No handshakes between India and Pakistan players as political tension spills onto field
The strained political relations between India and Pakistan spilled onto the cricket field when no handshakes were exchanged between players — before or after their Asia ... -
Marathon at worlds takes weird twists: a false start, a near wrong turn and, finally, a photo finish
They ran for more than two hours and needed a photo finish to determine the winner. Alphonce Simbu of Tanzania edged out Amanal Petros in a ... -
Marcos supports public outrage over corruption but says protests should be peaceful
The Philippine president yesterday encouraged the public to express their outrage over massive corruption that has plagued flood-control projects in one of Asia’s most typhoon-prone countries ... -
Pakistan’s security forces kill 31 insurgents in overnight raids in northwest, military says
Pakistan’s security forces raided two separate militant hideouts in the country’s northwest, killing 31 insurgents, the military said yesterday. The overnight raids took place in the ... -
We should fear general AI and, above all, superintelligence
In the coming years, we should witness the emergence of numerous artificial intelligence (AI) agents designed for specific tasks or areas – IT/programming, healthcare, chemistry, finance, ... -
Tuesday, September 16, 2025 – edition no. 4802
* Off the track — Top racers and former Macau GP winners are considering skipping this year’s event due to ‘reduced track time’, the Times has ... -
New Hope wins by a landslide and elects three lawmakers
New Hope, led by incumbent lawmaker José Pereira Coutinho, was the big winner of yesterday’s Legislative Assembly (AL) election. Voting for the eighth Legislative Assembly direct ... -
Bilateral trade between Macau and Malaysia soars 56% in January to July
Malaysia has become one of Macau’s most important trading partners, the Secretary for Economy and Finance, Anton Tai, stressed, pointing to a 55.6% year-on-year jump in ... -
Sun Yingsha, Wang Chuqin crowned at WTT Champions Macao
The WTT Champions Macao 2025 Presented by Galaxy Entertainment Group concluded yesterday after six days of competition, with China’s Sun Yingsha and Wang Chuqin winning the ... -
China launches probes targeting US semiconductors ahead of Madrid trade talks
China launched two probes targeting the U.S. semiconductor sector over the weekend ahead of talks between the two nations in Spain this week on trade, national ... -
Election turnout ranks as third-lowest ever despite major efforts
The turnout for the direct suffrage of the Legislative Assembly (AL) election was the third-lowest ever, at 53.35%, the AL Electoral Affairs Commission (CAEAL) announced after ... -
Voters cite family, jobs, and transport as top concerns in election
Residents casting their ballots in the city’s eighth Legislative Assembly election said family support, employment, and transportation were their main priorities, By 2 p.m. yesterday, voter ... -
grants ‘expected results,’ says CE
Chief Executive Sam Hou Fai stated that the eighth Legislative Assembly election achieved “expected results,” with a voter turnout of 175,272 reflecting the “active participation” of ... -
Local public libraries to undergo enhancement works
Starting today, the Cultural Affairs Bureau will carry out enhancement works on a number of small-scale public libraries to improve space utilization and facility efficiency, expected ... -
Man arrested for luring underage students into pornography with money
The Judiciary Police (PJ) arrested a 33-year-old local man for allegedly luring underage male students into taking pornographic photos by offering money and goods. He reportedly ... -
Gaming tax revenue reaches MOP61.8 billion in August
The Financial Services Bureau (DSF) reported that Macau’s gaming sector continues to fuel the region’s finances, with gaming tax revenue reaching MOP61.88 billion by August, up ... -
Chamber calls for long-term plans to revitalize community business
The latest round of the community consumption rewards program has already generated about MOP140 million in linked spending during its first week, signaling a strong response ... -
Qianhai Cooperation zone retail sales jump 51% in first seven months
The Qianhai Shenzhen-Hong Kong Modern Service Industry Cooperation Zone reported retail sales of consumer goods totaling RMB31.1 billion from January to July, a year-on-year increase of 51%, ... -
Andaz Macau marks anniversary with Sino-Luso gastronomic bazaar
Andaz Macau celebrated its second anniversary on Sept. 13 with the return of the Sino-Luso Gastronomic Bazaar, an event promoting the city’s Chinese and Portuguese culinary ... -
Sands China hosts responsible gaming carnival for families
Sands China Ltd. held its third Responsible Gaming Parent-Child Happy Carnival last month at The Londoner Macao, bringing together around 160 team members, local NGO representatives, ... -
China launches probes targeting US semiconductors ahead of Madrid trade talks
China launched two probes targeting the U.S. semiconductor sector over the weekend ahead of talks between the two nations in Spain this week on trade, national ... -
Trump threatens 50% to 100% tariffs on China
President Donald Trump said yesterday [Macau time] he believes the Russia-Ukraine war would end if all NATO countries stopped buying oil from Russia and placed tariffs ... -
New prime minister urges calm after deadly protests
Nepal’s new prime minister took office yesterday and “urged calm and cooperation to rebuild” the Himalayan nation after days of violent protests last week left at ...
