Greece imposes capital controls as risk of euro exit climbs

Greece shut its banks and imposed capital controls in an announcement designed to avert the collapse of its financial system, heightening the risk it will be forced out of the

Asian stocks fall as Greece fears spur flight to safer assets

Asian stocks tumbled as investors sought shelter in haven assets while they weighed a possible Greek exit from the euro zone. Shares in Shanghai sank even after the central bank

Corporate Bits | GEG holds ‘stars of the year’ award presentation ceremony

GEG Chief Operating Officer Mr. Michael Mecca, Group Director of Human Resources & Administration Ms. Eileen Lui and senior executives attended the ceremony and witnessed the 17 candidates crowned as

Corporate Bits | ift students successfully hold art plus mice event

The students created the Art Plus exhibition as part of their Event Preparations course at the Institute for Tourism Studies, Macao (IFT), led by instructor Gene Capuano. Capuano is vice

Qantas, China Eastern to review Jetstar HK after rejection

Qantas Airways Ltd. and its partners in the Jetstar Hong Kong budget airline will review the venture after authorities in the city rejected its application for an operating license. Qantas, billionaire

Burgundy drives Acker wine auctions as Romanee-Conti, Jayer lead

Burgundy accounted for more than 45 percent of sales at Acker Merrall & Condit auctions so far this year, ahead of Bordeaux on just under 30 percent, as Domaine de

Ask the Vet | 4 Causes of Male Cat Spraying

1. Marking the Territory A male cat often uses spraying to mark his territory and let other cats know he has been in a particular area. Cat urine contains a lot

Real Estate Matters | The top 25 questions we are asked about Macau property – Part 4 of 5

Juliet Risdon is a Director of JML Property and a property investor. Having established the company in 1994, JML Property offers Investment Property & Homes. It specializes in managing properties

Greece, creditors at loggerheads as debt deadline looms 

Greece and its international creditors remained at loggerheads yesterday over reform measures that Athens must introduce to unlock billions of euros in loans and prevent a likely bankruptcy of the

Chinese workers contracted by Uniqlo strike over plant closure 

More than 300 Chinese workers at a garment factory that supplies international brands such as Uniqlo have been protesting for about two weeks what they say is a unilateral decision

H&M sees Q2 revenue increase by 21 percent

Swedish budget fashion chain Hennes & Mauritz AB says its second-quarter revenue increased 21 percent to 45.9 billion kronor (USD5.6 billion), despite an unusually cold spring in many of its

Corporate Bits | BNU exhibition – ‘a new century together with you’

In his welcome remarks, Mr Pedro Cardoso, BNU’s CEO, said “for more than a century, BNU is part of the financial life of Macau, maintaining an active role in the

Big retailers feel pressure on Confederate flag merchandise

Even as national retailers pull Confederate flags from shelves and websites after the shooting deaths of nine black church members in South Carolina, manufacturers that produce the divisive symbol say

Asian stocks rise as Japan’s Nikkei 225 hits highest since 1996

Asian shares gained for a fifth day as Japan’s Nikkei 225 Stock Average rose to the highest level in 18 years. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index added 0.2 percent to 150.22

Corporate Bits | CEM holds inauguration ceremony for customer liaison committee 7th term

To serve as a responsible corporate citizen and to benefit society, MGM Macau has been supporting Energy Conservation Week organized by the Office for the Development of the Energy Sector

Corporate Bits | Wing Lei awarded “top restaurant in macau” at hurun presidential awards

“The award is a tribute to the ongoing commitment made by Wynn Macau team members to delivering exceptional dining experiences to our guests,” said Ian Michael Coughlan, President of Wynn

Greece: We had no choice but to propose ‘harsh’ reforms 

Greece’s economic reforms plan includes “harsh” measures the government would not have proposed had it had a choice, a spokesman said yesterday. The country this week offered a series of measures,

Corporate Bits | APM Monaco now at the promenade

“We are delighted to welcome APM Monaco to Macau for the very first time. The brand’s inaugural shop at The Promenade is helping to define a new level of style

Cook says Chinese tastes considered in Apple product designs

Apple Inc. takes Chinese consumer tastes into account when it designs many of its products, Chief Executive Tim Cook said, underscoring the country’s importance to the iPhone maker. The company considers

Apple changes tune on royalties after Swift complains 

Taylor Swift has Apple changing its tune. Hours after the pop superstar criticized the giant tech company in an open letter posted online, Apple announced Sunday (yesterday Macau time) that it will pay royalties to

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