Lawmakers urge action amid declining birth rate

Lawmakers have once again raised concerns about Macau’s declining birth rate, urging the implementation of comprehensive measures to encourage higher birth rates, alongside improved maternity

Gov’t defends press freedom amid journalists’ concerns

The government has asserted its commitment to having always “safeguarded press freedom” and the right to information, amid growing concerns from the local journalists’ association over

Survey shows seniors favor Zhuhai as top retirement choice

A recent survey conducted by the Federation of Trade Unions (FAOM) in collaboration with the University of St. Joseph has revealed a trend among the elderly in

Lei Chan U: Measures to improve purchasing power needed

Lawmaker Lei Chan U has called on the government to introduce measures aimed at improving the purchasing power of the population. In a verbal inquiry

Lawmaker criticizes government as decrease in sports funding affects athletes

The sports landscape is facing significant challenges, as government financial support for sports development has declined in recent years, according to lawmaker Ron Lam.

Casino tycoon Lui Che Woo dies at 95

Lui Che Woo, the influential Hong Kong tycoon whose wealth surged alongside the burgeoning casino industry in Macau, has passed away at the age of 95.

New book explores evolution of karting in Macau

As Macau celebrates 60 years of karting, a new book captures the sport’s rich history in the territory. “History of Karting in Macau,”

Commercial property rebounds amid rate cuts

The climate for commercial and industrial properties has significantly improved in recent months, according to realtor Centaline. Last month, commercial and industrial shop transactions

The Singles’ Day shopping festival loses its shine under China’s lagging economy

Merchants and consumers alike found the Singles’ Day shopping festival yesterday less shiny than in years past as e-commerce firms look abroad for growth. The annual event named

Good visitation, but few deals inked

Though many potential customers visited the 2024 China (Macau) International Automobile Exposition, very few deals were inked, several exhibitors told the Times. The Exposition

Gov’t opens new health center in Hengqin

The government’s new health center at the Macau New Neighborhood in Hengqin was unveiled Saturday, spanning 1,000 square meters and is staffed by seven medical professionals

Pay stability for gaming workers amid employment shifts

Macau's gaming industry workers are enjoying stable salaries, with a median monthly income of MOP21,000 reported in the third quarter This figure remains unchanged from the

Journalist association urges gov’t to lift reporting restrictions

The Macau Journalists Association (AJM) has voiced serious concerns about the escalating restrictions on press freedom in the city, calling on the government to withdraw

Beijing approves $840b plan to refinance local government debt, boost slowing economy

China on Friday approved a 6 trillion yuan ($839 billion) plan to help local governments refinance their mountains of debt, in the latest push to rev up

Gov’t amends urban plan for Ilha Verde, fewer buildings, more leisure areas

Macau's SAR government has presented a revised version of the urban plan for the Ilha Verde area. The updated plan was introduced for the first time

LET Group faces upheaval: Directors resign, trading suspension persists

LET Group Holdings, a Hong Kong-listed company, is embroiled in a series of developments that have shaken its corporate leadership and operations. The resignation of two

Former stone transformation factory becomes housing development

The land previously occupied by the MAGRAN natural stone processing factory in Coloane is set to be developed into a residential project. This announcement was made

Beijing is bracing for fresh tensions with Trump over trade, tech and Taiwan

The first time China faced Donald Trump in the White House, there was a trade war, a breach of protocol involving Taiwan’s former leader, and a

Online and phone scams lead to MOP157m loss in H1

In the first half of this year (H1), the growing number of online and phone scams resulted in the loss of over MOP157.2 million, the Judiciary Police

Trump wins the White House in political comeback rooted in appeals to frustrated voters

Donald Trump was elected the 47th president of the United States yesterday, an extraordinary comeback for a former president who refused to accept defeat four

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