Retail | Japan cosmetics, retailers dip on China report on customs checks

Shares of luxury-goods companies from Japan’s Shiseido Co. to France’s LVMH fell after social media reports that China is stepping up customs checks on citizens bringing in

Food & Beverage | Here are the world’s top 50 bars – and the best is in London

Fancy a few cocktails at the world’s best bar? Better be quick: It’s preparing to close. Dandelyan, in the Mondrian, London, yesterday was named

Corporate Bits | Sands China donates MOP1 million to local institutions

Sands China Ltd. has made a MOP1 million donation to six Macau tertiary institutions for scholarships and fellowships, which will benefit 100 students. The donations were presented

Jack Ma says US-China trade war could last 20 years

Alibaba founder Jack Ma said Tuesday that the trade dispute between the U.S. and China could last 20 years. But he expressed hope that a solution

IMF reveals crisis legacy is slower growth, more debt, fewer babies

The global financial crisis left lasting scars on the world economy, including slower growth, higher government debt and even lower fertility rates, the International Monetary Fund

Corporate Bits | lVS recognized by dow jones for corporate sustainability efforts

Las Vegas Sands Corp. has once again been recognized by the Dow Jones Sustainability Indices (DJSI) for its industry-leading corporate sustainability efforts. Sands is

SEC forces Tesla to dampen Elon Musk’s dominance

A run-in with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission may prove to be the recipe for reform that corporate governance experts have said Tesla Inc.’s board needed

Uber clampdown in Spain hurts refuge for long-term unemployed

Spain’s Socialist government’s efforts to clampdown on the growth of car-hailing apps including Uber and Cabify threaten to hurt people it claims to want to help:

Real Estate Matters | How to read real estate news

Real estate news is often put in the spotlight in the press. It is a subject that is both emotionally charged and highly technical, and is often overly

Crypto’s open secret: its multibillion-dollar volume is suspect

Four months ago, BitForex was just one of many obscure exchanges offering users the ability to trade cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. Today, the Singapore-based platform is

Aviation | Congo Airline, China’s Comac in talks to buy three aircraft

Societe Nouvelle Air Congo, a state-owned carrier, is in talks with Commercial Aircraft Corp. of China Ltd. to buy three new aircraft as it prepares to begin

Corporate Bits | MGM holds seminar on greater bay opportunities

MGM held another seminar on national education titled “The Development of the Greater Bay Area and the Opportunities for Macau” on Wednesday. Dr. Guo Wanda, executive vice

Food | With automation, Korean dumplings go global in business bet

Move over pot stickers, here comes another Asian dumpling. South Korea’s largest food company is making a multimillion-dollar bet on “mandu,” developing its own machines to

Clouds on horizon as trade wars, debt weigh on Asia’s growth

Trade conflicts, rising debt and the potential impact from rising interest rates in the U.S. will likely dampen growth in the coming year, the Asian Development

Corporate Bits | Melco launches 20 electric buses

Melco Resorts & Entertainment Limited yesterday celebrated the official launch of twenty zero-emission electric buses in collaboration with manufacturer Zhengzhou Yutong Bus Company Limited (Yutong).

Oil traders say USD100 coming as OPEC strains to fill Iran gap

Major oil trading houses are predicting the return of USD100 crude for the first time since 2014 as OPEC and its allies struggle to compensate for

Corporate Bits | GEG holds mooncake donation, lantern-making activity

Galaxy Entertainment Group held a mooncake donation activity and organized volunteers to make lanterns with members of the Association of Parents of the People with Intellectual Disabilities of

Hong Kong | What the end of easy money era means for home prices

A shock jump in Hong Kong’s currency is signaling a decade- long liquidity party is finally coming to an end. That may be bad news for the

Europe eyes ‘longshot’ talks with US to soften trade impasse

The European Union’s trade chief heads to New York this week to continue negotiations with the U.S. and Japan, as the three parties seek a way to

Real Estate Matters | Does taping your windows actually work during a typhoon?

As you know, Macau just went through another suspenseful event of facing a Super Typhoon. Although innocently named after the Thai word for the fruit Mangosteen, the devastation

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