Macau, Hengqin agree to develop tourism businesses hand in hand

A “joint discussion and construction” mechanism will be established to promote Hengqin and Macao tourism industries and realize resource complementarity and mutual assistance in tourist attraction, the

1974 Rock fans clash with police at festival

At least 220 people have been arrested following disturbances at a rock festival in Windsor Great Park in Berkshire. Organisers of the Windsor Free Festival, which started

Series leader South Africa fails to reach LA Sevens quarters

South Africa’s defense of the rugby sevens world series title was in jeopardy after it failed to reach the quarterfinals of the series-ending Los Angeles Sevens this

Gov’t: No one injured as Typhoon Ma-on batters region

The city was battered by tropical storm Ma-on for 12.5 hours yesterday as the city’s observatory hoisted signal No. 8 at 10:30 p.m. Wednesday. Strong winds and heavy

The Star’s ties with Chow Tai Fook under questions amid alleged triads links

Australia's The Star casino has been put into question as it partnered with a major shareholder that allegedly has ties with several notorious gangsters in

Authorities negotiating quarantine for Hong Kong students, no number yet

Local authorities are still in negotiations with their counterparts in the neighboring region of Hong Kong about the possibility of Macau accepting quarantine applications from

MICE exhibitions lose MOP810,000 in Q2

Receipts of exhibition organisers in Q2 dropped by 29.4% year-on-year to MOP6.98 million, of which 80.5% were generated from rental of exhibition booths and 19.0% were

DSAL to hold job-matching session for bank sector

A job-matching session that will offer 82 types of job with 235 vacancies in the banking sector will be held between August 29 to 30 at MGM

Tropical storm makes landfall in southern China

Tropical Storm Ma-on made landfall in southern China’s Guangdong province yesterday after bringing rain and stiff winds to Macau and Hong Kong, where the stock market

No workers should bear mandatory NAT expenses, authorities reaffirm

No workers included in the so-called professional key groups should bear the expenses related to the nucleic acid tests (NAT) that are mandatory due to their

Composite rates for MOP slightly up by 0.56%

The funding costs for the local banking sector generally increased in the second quarter of 2022, according to statistics released by the Monetary Authority of Macao. At

Prioritizing local SME procurement

Part 4: Supporting local SMEs for mutual prosperity   For 15 years now, The Venetian Macao has been reaching ever-higher levels of excellence as a member

Three suspects arrested for financial scams and drug activities

The Judiciary Police (PJ) reported two cases in the joint press briefing of the police forces, including a financial scam case involving the loss of MOP144,200,

Melco Back to School Program promotes lifelong learning for colleagues

Melco Resorts & Entertainment’s Back to School Program provides colleagues who left school prematurely with the opportunity to gain their High School Diploma in-house by undertaking formal

Sands China Assists with Smooth Operation of NAT Stations in Macao

In support of the city’s multiple rounds of nucleic-acid testing (NAT) starting from June 19 for Macao residents and key groups initiated by the Macao SAR government, Sands

Angola anxiously watches vote counting in national election

Angolans are anxiously watching the vote counting in their election race between the ruling MPLA party and the opposition UNITA. With 86% of votes

DSEDJ staff allegedly embezzle MOP500,000 through forgery

The city’s corruption watchdog has discovered that a worker at the Education and Youth Development Bureau (DSEDJ) secretly controlled a youth association and allegedly embezzled subsidies from the bureau

Public transportation suspended, gaming ops open carparks for free

Due to hoisting of Tropical cyclone signal No. 8, the last bus for each bus route will depart at 10:10 p.m., while the night bus route will be suspended.

IAM warns public not to leave garbage outside ahead of strengthening storm

The Municipal Affairs Bureau (IAM) is calling on the public to store domestic waste indoors before the Tropical Cyclone Signal number 8 is issued, and not to dispose of

Property market falls; residential sector records ‘historic low’

The city’s property market will remain under pressure from adverse factors such as continued border closures, coupled with potential interest rate hikes, according to realtor JLL. The new wave

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