Shanghainese festive flavors at Hotel Royal Macau

With Chinese New Year just around the corner, Catalpa Garden of Hotel Royal Macau is inviting guests to celebrate the Year of the Rat with its unique Shanghainese

Trump’s blacklisting of Huawei is failing to halt its growth

In the days after the U.S. government said it would bar Huawei Technologies Co. from buying vital American components, the Chinese company’s founder, Ren Zhengfei, pulled together

Debt mountain | China vows to ‘win’ battle against growing financial risks

  China pledged to step up measures to shore up its troubled banks and small businesses while continuing a crackdown on shadow banking and property speculation, in a difficult balancing act

Stocks fall in sharp selling on fresh trade worries

Chinese and Hong Kong stocks saw sharp afternoon selling yesterday, in part on fresh worries about U.S.-China trade, and the concerns also pressured the yuan. After sporting gains much of the

Gaming – United States | All bets are on? Virginia weighs legalizing casinos

Casinos could be coming soon to Virginia, but a brawl over just how many, where they would go, and who would run them is on

Gaming – Japan | Ex-minister denies receiving China money in alleged bribery case

Japan’s former defense minister Takeshi Iwaya has denied receiving money from a Chinese company involved in a casino bribery scandal. Iwaya, a ruling Liberal Democratic

HKEX discusses new listings with Ctrip, Netease

Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd. is discussing secondary listings with Chinese technology companies including Trip.com Group Ltd. and Netease Inc. after Alibaba raised $13 billion in its 2019 share

China suspends link between Shanghai, London exchanges

China has temporarily halted a tie-up between the Shanghai and London stock exchanges, according to people familiar with the decision. The move to suspend the London-Shanghai Stock Connect program was prompted

Asia’s debt level is rising again, but that’s a good thing

The financial gearing of Asia Pacific’s largest companies has risen for a second year following a period of deleveraging, but market participants don’t see cause for alarm. The median total debt-to-total

Gaming | Gateway Casinos plans listing in $1.1 billion deal with leisure

Gateway Casinos & Entertainment Ltd., one of Canada’s largest gaming companies, has agreed to a deal that will create a new firm valued at about $1.1 billion including debt. Gateway said

Around the world, luxury real estate poised to (mostly) strengthen

Rich homebuyers laid low in 2019 as economic uncertainties turned global cities into risky propositions. But don’t be surprised next year to spot the world’s wealthiest

Shoppers in Asia want Europe’s handbags, not its supermarkets

Even as global consumer brands grow more dependent on Asia for sales of everything from fancy handbags to baby formula, European retailers keep retreating from the world’s fastest-growing markets. The U.K.’s

MGM Cotai to host NYE party at the Spectacle

This New Year’s Eve, the Spectacle at MGM Cotai will be transformed into a 360-degree music extravaganza countdown party to ring in 2020. The spirit of the party is curated

Venetian and Parisian offer NYE countdown parties

The Venetian Macao and The Parisian Macao are hosting New Year’s Eve countdown parties for end-of-year revelers hoping to bid farewell to 2019 and welcome in 2020 in style. From 8

Caught in Trump’s trade crossfire, Israel chases deal with China

One of Donald Trump’s top allies and his chief economic adversary are drifting closer, at least when it comes to trade. In what could be

What credit pros are watching as defaults rise in China

These are perilous times for holders of Chinese corporate bonds. Record domestic defaults and the biggest dollar-debt delinquency by a state-owned company in two decades have jolted investors

Misused Carney broadcast feeds prompt BOE probe

The Bank of England asked regulators to investigate how an audio broadcast of some of its press conferences was misused to potentially give traders an unfair

Tiffany expects double-digit growth in China despite weak economy

Tiffany & Co. expects double-digit growth in China next year despite a weaker economy, as consumers curb their overseas luxury purchases and spend more at home.

Hottest job in Argentina Helping the 1% hide their cash abroad

Franco Reinson has never been busier, fielding calls and holding meetings in his office in downtown Buenos Aires. The wealth adviser can thank President Alberto

Hong Kong’s airlines face job cuts and even bankruptcies

Hong Kong’s airlines face the prospect of further job cuts and even bankruptcies as anti-Beijing protests continue to deter tourists from the city, adding to

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