Accused Yahoo hacker had Lamborghini, Aston Martin at 22

A Canadian accused of hacking Yahoo! Inc. email accounts on behalf of the Russian government appeared in court seeking bail ahead of a hearing to determine

Global shares steady ahead of Trump meeting with Xi 

European stock markets traded in narrow ranges yesterday ahead of a raft of U.S. economic data that could determine when the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates

Corporate bits | Sands China awards outstanding team members

Sands China Ltd. honored outstanding team members and teams last week with a ceremony for the Because We Care Team Member Awards, held at The Parisian Macao’s

Slot machine maker says Japan casinos need Vegas-style rules

Konami Holdings Corp., which supplies slot machines to some of the world’s biggest casinos, will participate in Japan’s gaming industry if the regulations are as strict

Lufthansa counting on A350 fleet to end Munich long-haul losses

Deutsche Lufthansa AG is banking on Airbus Group SE’s latest A350 wide-body jet to shore up its Munich hub, where the deployment of less efficient planes means

Corporate bits | Sands China participates in earth hour

Sands China took the month of March to shine an additional spotlight on environmental sustainability by drawing the attention of the public and its team members to

San Miguel plans USD34 billion investments, eyes Saigon beer stake

San Miguel Corp. plans to invest USD34 billion in an oil refinery, an integrated steel complex and an ocean-tide power plant as the Philippines’ largest company by

AirAsia plans Vietnam venture on Southeast Asia travel boom

AirAsia Bhd., the low-cost carrier headed by Malaysian tycoon Tony Fernandes, plans to start a Vietnamese carrier in a local partnership, as cheap fares and rising incomes

Corporate bits | Venetian theatre hosts ‘the boss baby’ movie premiere

Sands Resorts Macao hosted a movie premiere and red carpet event for DreamWorks Animation’s latest 3D animated comedy-adventure blockbuster, “The Boss Baby”, at The Venetian Theatre on

Battle with Apple takes a toll on Chinese phone giant Huawei

Huawei Technologies Co.’s earnings grew at their slowest pace in five years, as China’s biggest maker of telecommunications gear sank money into research and a marketing blitz

Ask the Vet | 7 Common Dog Ear Problems and Symptoms

Dog ear problems are easy to spot, but you must be able to differentiate between them to determine the best treatment. Floppy- eared dogs are more vulnerable to

Real Estate Matters | One question on everyone’s mind; Are we in a property ‘Bubble’?

The last ten years have seen explosive growth in the Macau property market. Many people believe that property is the safest investment you can make. However, in a property

Japan looks to curb USD200b spent on pachinko gambling

As Japan prepares for its first Las Vegas-style casino resorts, the government is considering restrictions on existing gambling establishments, including pachinko parlors and race tracks, in a bid to

McDonald’s to start using fresh beef in ‘watershed moment’

McDonald’s Corp. will begin offering quarter-pound burgers with fresh beef at the majority of its restaurants next year, breaking with decades of frozen-patty tradition in a bid to

Stock markets, pound subdued as UK triggers Brexit request

World stock markets were subdued yesterday as Britain triggered the start of its exit from the European Union, a formal step that kicks off two years of negotiations

Trump has casino trademark in Jordan but gambling is illegal

The president of the United States holds a trademark in Jordan for a Donald Trump casino, despite the fact that gambling is illegal in the kingdom. It is

Corporate bits | Sands China takes children with down syndrome on fun day

A group of 35 Sands China Care Ambassadors spent their Saturday afternoon with 40 children and parents from the Macau Down Syndrome Association. The ambassadors took

Retail | Manhattan landlords are turning to giveaways for retailers

Manhattan landlords, who have seen retail occupancy plummet after boosting rents to record levels, are trying to avoid big price cuts. Instead, they’re writing checks

Twitter adds video ads to periscope amid YouTube content uproar

Twitter Inc. is adding advertising to posts from its Periscope live-broadcasting tool - but only on the safest videos. As some of the world’s

Rule Britannia: Firms bet on British allure to get by Brexit

Tim Barlow pushes a green stamp onto the edge of an unfinished plate, leaving behind the words “Made in England.” It’s still a piece of unglazed

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