So: Non-gaming offerings to dominate Lisboa Palace

A minimum of between 400 and 500 gambling tables will equip Lisboa Palace, informed Ambrose So, CEO of SJM Holdings Ltd, on the sidelines of the European Chamber of Commerce

Ask the Vet | Most Common Causes of Feline Obesity (Fat Cats)

Obesity causes in felines may be various starting from genetics to lack of exercise and an inadequate diet. You must be aware of the possible causes and try to prevent obesity

CCM opens pre-registration for summer programs

The Macau Cultural Centre (CCM) will host another edition of ARTmusing Summer this year, to encourage participants of all ages to develop an interest in the performing arts. Pre-registration opens

Ines Lei | Co-founder of Macau Root Planning: Reclamation plan lacks ‘development concept for the long-term’

Ines Lei, a community planner and co-founder of Macau Root Planning, claims the government is not focusing on the city’s “development concept” in the long-term, stressing that the “development spirit”

Gaming | Sports book lounges beneficial to Macau

FootballBet.com chairman and CEO David Leppo noted that sports lounges would be beneficial to the gaming industry, as it maintains social interest within casinos. Currently there are no sports betting

MSAR takes part in large maritime rescue drill

Yesterday, the Marine and Water Bureau participated in a national maritime search and rescue drill in the Pearl River estuary. The drill was organized by China’s Ministry of Transport and

Tourism | Visitor spending falls 13.6 percent in Q1

Total spending of visitors in the first quarter of 2016 amounted to MOP11.54 billion, according to new information released yesterday by the Statistics and Census Service (DSEC), down by 13.6

Statistics | Int’l business in banking sector drops

The proportion of international business in the local banking sector dropped slightly in the first quarter of 2016, according to a statement released this week by the Monetary Authority of

The steps of our investigation

The Times first became aware of the case of Flomena Chepchirchir after following up on an Associated Press (AP) investigation into multiple cases of so-called “second-tier” Kenyan athletes. These athletes

Doping | Sports Bureau decides not to disqualify 2014 marathon winner

The Sports Bureau (ID) told the Times yesterday that the Organizing Committee of the Macau International Marathon decided not to disqualify Flomena Chepchirchir, the winner of the 2014 race. At

Gaming | Sanum expects Macau Legend and Laotian authorities to pay USD250m for casino

We expect Macau Legend and the Laos government to pay 100 percent of the proceeds into the escrow as agreed,” John Sario, a Sanum Investments representative, told the Times,

HK property market | New film series addresses sky-high prices

Maybe you can inform me if you have a flat a little cheaper than that…” said 20-year-old apartment-hunter Jenny Wong during a call to an estate agent in a

Melco Crown launches SME procurement program

Melco Crown Entertainment Limited (MCE) announced, in collaboration with the Macao Chamber of Commerce (MCC), its Macau SME (Small and Medium Enterprises) Procurement Development Program, which will kick-off on June

Tailor-made furniture raises complaints

The Council states that it has received 17 complaints regarding tailor-made furniture last year, covering such issues as products not meeting customers’ expectations, late delivery and unsatisfactory customer service. According to

The Latest: Egyptian officials say EgyptAir plane crashed, 66 on board

CAIRO (AP) — The latest news on EgyptAir Flight 804 from Paris to Cairo, carrying 66 people, which disappeared early today (Thursday). (All times are Egyptian.)   8:30 a.m. Egyptian aviation officials say an EgyptAir flight from Paris

Allan Zeman Entrepreneur | ‘The numbers in Macau were great but not real’

Allan Zeman, known as the “Father of Lan Kwai Fong,” is a Hong Kong business magnate who sits on the board of Wynn in Las Vegas and also serves as

Human Resources Office to merge with DSAL

The Human Resources Office will merge with the Labour Affairs Bureau (DSAL) on May 28, the Executive Council (ExCo) announced yesterday during a press conference. After merging, the DSAL will

Fishermen expect to move to other industries

The annual South China Sea fishing ban started on Monday and will be in place until August 1. Local fishermen have reported a 20 percent decline in business revenues since last

Gaming | VIPs wooed to tropical isles as Macau tightens rules

Macau’s gaming promoters are betting they can make money bringing high rollers to casinos in Southeast Asia and other tropical destinations as increased government control crimps casino revenue in the

G2E Asia | Nepal, Sri Lanka and Vietnam have potential to develop

Several emerging markets are benefiting from the downturn of Macau’s gaming industry, experts noted during a debate titled “Beyond the Major Markets – What are the next frontier markets in

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