Canidrome may have its days numbered, decision in ‘one or two months’

The Times has also been informed that a study on greyhound race operation in Macau, conducted by the Institute of Studies at the University of Macau (UM), has already been

Property | 30 percent of real estate agencies in Macau closed down

Around 30 percent of local real estate agencies have shut down over the past two years, Chong Siu Kin, president of the Association of Real Estate Sector of Macau, told

COURTS | Donald Trump loses Macau court case over trademark

U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump has lost a court case over the registration of his trademark in the MSAR, after the Court of Second Instance sided with a local company

IC commissions graffiti art group GANTZ 5

The work is themed “Discovery,” which is intended to allude “to the inspiration and new experiences that visitors may enjoy at Nam Van Lake,” according the IC. The Anim’Art Nam Van

Public Art | Cloud Pavilion sculpture unveiled beside Sai Van Lake

Organized by the University of Saint Joseph (USJ) and supported by the Macao Foundation and City University of Hong Kong, an opening ceremony for a new public sculpture was held

Motorsports | Veterans could be barred from Macau GP

Former F1 driver Nelson Piquet Jr, who is reportedly planning a comeback to Macau, has been barred from joining the European Formula 3 race at the French circuit of Pau. Piquet

Cantonese Opera exhibition opens today

The Macau Museum will host an exhibition starting from today on Cantonese Opera culture, as part of the 27th Macao Arts Festival. The exhibition, titled “The Enchanting Red Boat –

Negative outlook | Moody’s downgrades Macau’s credit rating

Moody’s Investors Service downgraded the Macau government’s credit rating, reflecting concerns the region will suffer volatile growth amid slumping gaming revenue. The world’s largest casino hub was cut by one grade

CE meets with President of Portugal’s Supreme Court

Taiwanese universities whose names include the word “National” are seeing the word being deleted or replaced with “Taiwan” by the Macau government, related associations, and some media outlets, according to

Lovers’ feud disclosed in casino legal battle

A Hong Kong court glimpsed the private letters exchanged between billionaire Eric Hotung and businesswoman Winnie Ho Yuen during a legal battle over shares in a local casino operation. The letters,

Tourism | MGTO director made voting member of travel group board

Maria Helena de Senna Fernandes, the director of the Macau Government Tourism Office (MGTO), was elected on Saturday to serve as a voting member of the Pacific Asia Travel Association

Craig Samborski | President of Draw Events: Event producer ‘stunned’ over amount Macau paid for giant duck

Craig Samborski is the President of event production company Draw Events, and has produced concerts and festivals in the U.S. and Canada since 1992. Last year, Samborski held an exhibit in

Health | Hospital rejects accusations of delay from patient’s family

The Health Bureau (SSM) has responded to an accusation from a patient’s family that the Hospital Conde S Januario did not provide timely treatment. “The clinical condition of this patient has

Belgian products promoted in Macau

An event showcasing Belgian food and beverage products took place Monday night in the Macau University of Science and Technology’s (MUST) training restaurant, The Seasons. Nine suppliers exhibited products in areas

Final version of Animal Protection Law gathers support

The final version of the draft for the Animal Protection Law was debated yesterday by the First Standing Committee of the Legislative Assembly (AL). At the end of the meeting,

Entertainment | ‘Shrek the Musical’ cast visits Macau before show kicks off in July

The cast and crew of “Shrek the Musical” were part of a media event held yesterday anticipating the show’s debut set for the coming July 22. A “sneak peek” of the

Inflation up 4 percent year-on-year

The Composite Consumer Price Index (CPI), a key measure of inflation, increased last month by 3.02 percent year-on-year to 108.03, down by 0.29 percentage points from the 3.31 percent year-on-year

Controversial cross-strait arts exchange

A cross-strait calligraphy and painting exchange exhibition held in Taiwan this year did not see attendance from one side of the exchange; namely those artists from mainland China, Macau and

Animal welfare | Anima refuses AL invitation to preview protection law

The Society for the Protection of Animals, an animal rights group also known as Anima (Macau), has published a letter addressed to the President of the First Standing Committee of

Zhuhai to provide free Wi-Fi at 710 public service facilities

The Zhuhai government is planning to implement free Wi-Fi access at 710 public service facilities, according to a report by Jornal Va Kio. The city’s governmental authority has already approved the

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