Demographics | Chinese Millennials unlikely to fit generational mold set by West

Millennials, also known as “Generation Y,” are the demographic cohort termed by experts in the West as those born between 1980 and 2000. Exhibiting shared traits that according to some

Rubber Duck Macau Tour | Floating artwork raises doubts over hefty MOP6m price tag

The giant rubber duck, situated close to the Macau Science Center, has made quite the splash in Macau since its arrival at the end of last month; but not everyone

A controversial artist

He has also come under fire for simultaneously commercializing the project and criticizing authorities of doing the same thing – most notably in Taiwan, where he publicly complained about the

French Film Festival to run until May 18

Nevada high court ruling keeps judge on Las Vegas Sands case

A state court judge in Las Vegas will continue to handle a lawsuit headed for trial involving billionaire casino mogul Sheldon Adelson’s company and a former Sands China Ltd. chief

World Migratory Bird Day marked in Macau

Events across the globe are being held to mark tomorrow’s World Migratory Bird Day. Macau is no exception and local birdwatchers will organize activities to draw people’s awareness to the

June to become the month of Portuguese culture

Portugal aims to strengthen its cultural presence in Macau by organizing the event “June-­Month of Portugal” on a regular basis. The program for the inaugural edition of the event was

Statistics | Loan approvals increased in March

Both new approvals of residential mortgage loans (RMLs) and commercial real estate loans (CRELs) increased simultaneously in March, according to new data released yesterday by the Monetary Authority of Macau.

Rental contracts to require legal aide

The article-by-article discussion of a law that introduces a rental control mechanism continued yesterday, with the Third Standing Committee of the Legislative Assembly (AL) agreeing to introduce a requirement to

‘LGBTI Survey’ shows ignorance of the law

Rainbow of Macau has released its second “Macau LGBTI Survey” results yesterday, revealing that 88 percent of its respondents are unaware of the anti-discrimination legislation in force in Macau. The survey,

24 new greyhounds bound for Macau

As many as 24 new Irish greyhounds will arrive in Macau this afternoon, according to multiple sources, before they are sent to the Canidrome facility, the center of a raging

Lionel Leong | ‘This is like a body check up report’

During the Q&A session, speakers were asked to name the gaming operator who best complied with the guidelines. Davis Fong noted that the report includes “a lot of information.” “How

Gaming | Mid-term report focused on need to diversify, regulate junkets

The closely watched report on the mid-term review of the city’s gaming industry was released yesterday, with a focus on the efforts made by gaming operators to add non-gaming elements

Crisis management | Cyber attack a top threat to businesses, study shows

The Business Continuity Institute’s (BCI) Horizon Scan report was presented yesterday at the Asia Emergency Management Conference 2016 (AEMC), revealing that cyber attacks were the number one threat to businesses

AEE to possibly leave Macau this year

The Asia Entertainment Expo (AEE) might not be held this year, according to Kenny Lo, CEO of Vertical Expo Services Company Limited (VES), during the Asia Emergency Management Conference, the

Macau airport reaches new heights

In 2015, its 20th year, the Macau International Airport (MIA) received a record of 5.8 million passengers and 30,000 tons of cargo. It currently has 30 airlines serving a total

Catering to PRD passengers

CAM was set up in 1989 and given a 25-year franchise contract to own and manage the airport. In 2001, the local government extended the contract to 2039. The company

Election Committee voices opinions over the five-year plan

A special session with the Chief Executive Election Committee for the collection of opinions over the draft of the first five-year plan of MSAR was held yesterday at the Macau

CE: Jinan University donation abides by rules

The Chief Executive (CE) Chui Sai On claimed yesterday that the RMB100 million (MOP123 million) donation made to Jinan University was approved after the usual approval procedures. The CE informed that

Gaming: Mid-term report focused on need to diversify, regulate junkets

  The report on the mid-term review of the city’s gaming industry was released today (Wednesday), with a focus on the efforts made by gaming operators to add non-gaming

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