Football | Benfica efforts not enough to beat 4.25SC

Benfica de Macau football club lost 0-2 against North Korea’s 4.25 Sports Club yesterday evening in match four (of six) of the group stage for

EU report calls for greater commitment to democracy

The European Commission of the European Union has adopted the latest annual report to the European Parliament and the Council of Ministers on political

New gallery pledges to present art with no restrictions

A new art space in the city officially opened earlier this month, kicking off with a photo exhibition, Fukushima. Cora Si, former curator of the Ox Warehouse

Gaming | Just as Atlantic City stems bleeding, competition comes calling

Four nights of Beyonce failed to ignite lasting buzz for Revel, the USD2.4 billion Atlantic City casino that flopped after little more than two years. Now

WeChat Pay hopes to expand business in Macau

WeChat Pay hopes to extend its range of operations in Macau, according to Grace Yin, operations director of WeChat Pay’s International Business division, who spoke to

Canada | Motive elusive after van driver kills 10 on Toronto sidewalk

Police in Canada’s biggest city are piecing together witness accounts and surveillance video trying to determine why a driver plowed a rented van along a

Benfica wants to ‘leave a good impression’ of team and local football

After an unusually disappointing result obtained by Benfica Macau in Pyongyang on April 11, losing 0-8 against North Korean champion 4.25 Sports Club, the local team is

Q&A | Olivier Verschelde Lausanne Hospitality Consulting: ‘Macau is close to being a producer of gastronomy’

Verschelde is a senior consultant at Lausanne Hospitality Consulting, a subsidiary of Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne. The education institution, which is located in Switzerland’s canton of

Entertainment | The Roadhouse hosting blues band until weekend

The Roadhouse Macau has once again invited a blues band, Bleu Rascals, to perform at its sports bar for two weeks. Following the

Trade War | US brands suffer collateral damage in Chinese corporate struggle

The rivalry is so notorious it’s been called the “great cat-and-dog war.” On one side towers Alibaba Group Holding Ltd., China’s e-commerce market leader, embodied

Analysis | Complications in CNY visitor arrivals make data unreliable

There are two sets of figures thrown about for the number of visitors during the Chinese New Year week, one of the two most

Resident charged with corporal punishment

A local man has been charged by authorities for beating and injuring his eight-year-old son with a bamboo stick and a plastic bar, the Judiciary Police (PJ) spokesperson

Vendors criticize IACM’s proposal for rest days

A new regime for Macau’s street markets has drawn criticism from local vendors who describe it as unfair. The Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau (IACM) has

36 dead, mostly Chinese, in North Korea traffic accident

A traffic accident in North Korea has killed 32 Chinese tourists and four North Koreans, Chinese officials said yesterday. Two other Chinese tourists were badly injured and were

Tax benefits proposed for building reconstruction

The Executive Council has concluded its discussion on tax benefits for the reconstruction of old buildings in order to alleviate the cost pressures, the council spokesperson Leong

Myanmar community celebrates traditional New Year festival

The Myanmar community gathered to celebrate its New Year Festival, “Thingyan,” yesterday at Saint Paul School. Held annually in Myanmar from April 13 to 17,

Zhuhai determined to play bigger role in regional cooperation

Zhuhai is willing to shoulder more responsibilities and play a bigger role in the Mayors’ Visiting Program, according to the Mayor of Zhuhai, Yao Yisheng, during the

Education | UM to use data collection to boost student performance

The University of Macau (UM) presented its plan yesterday to develop its campus in Hengqin into a “Smart Campus,” by making use of mobile data

17 killed as two dragon boats capsize in Guilin

Seventeen people were killed after two dragon boats capsized in southern China, authorities said yesterday. The boats were practicing Saturday for a race in the Taohua River in

Cambridge Analytica with links to Macau

The company known for being behind Facebook’s data leak scandal, Cambridge Analytica, was preparing to develop its own cryptocurrency, a process that had links

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