Monetary Authority warns citizens of unlawful activity by Futu Securities

The Monetary Authority of Macao (AMCM) has issued a statement warning citizens about a company named “Futu Securities” which, according to the AMCM, recently announced investment plans on several of

Gaming | Mass continues to outweigh VIP at near-zero revenue level

Mass market gross gaming revenue continued to outweigh the VIP segment in the second quarter of 2020, even as casino revenues collapsed amid a visitation drought. Gross gaming revenue for the

Briefs | New DICJ head meets with casinos to discuss new measures

  The new director of the Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau (DICJ), Adriano Marques Ho, visited casinos last week to observe the implementation of new health measures designed to prevent an

Pandemic threatens to burst Philippines’ online gaming bubble

With the twin global gaming centers of Macau and Las Vegas bleeding millions of dollars daily as casinos stand empty, the much smaller online gaming industry in the Philippines was

Judge dismisses harassment lawsuit against Wynn Resorts

A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by nine women who alleged they were sexually harassed by former casino mogul Steve Wynn. The women, manicurists and makeup artists in a

Caesars takeover by Eldorado Resorts wins Nevada approval

The Nevada Gaming Commission approved the planned takeover of Caesars Entertainment Corp. by Eldorado Resorts Inc. - a big step forward for the multibillion-dollar casino merger. The deal, announced in June

Lighthouse concern group calls on culture officials to offer greater protection

The Concern Group for the Protection of the Guia Lighthouse has pressed for further action to protect the views from and of the Guia Lighthouse during a meeting with officials

Cluster of GBA airports proposed to take effect by 2025

Major airports within the Greater Bay Area (GBA) would achieve consolidation into a single airport cluster by 2025 under a proposal issued by the Civil Aviation Administration of China. Officially, the

Briefs | Police concerned with child pornography cases after third this month

  The Judiciary Police (PJ) has issued a statement to stress that possession and distribution of pornographic materials with minors is “a serious crime and bears grave consequences.” The statement comes

Courts | IPIM: One more case and another ‘front company’ unveiled by CCAC investigators

The corruption case involving several former high-ranked officials from the Macao Trade and Investment Promotion Institute (IPIM), who stand accused of unlawful actions in the granting of Macau residency permits,

Changes to Labour Relations Law explained at business seminar

  The Macau Labour Affairs Bureau (DSAL) held a presentation yesterday at a British Chamber of Commerce in Macao seminar to inform businesses about the latest changes to the Labour Relations

Education authority says visits to patriotic pavilion not mandatory

For the time being, we will not force students to visit the National Education Exhibition Pavilion,” Cheong Man Fai, head of the Youth Department of the Education and Youth

Hong Kong sees record 63 local virus cases in swelling wave

Hong Kong reported a record 63 local virus cases yesterday, the third time in about a week that the city’s new outbreak has breached previous highwater marks. Of the total confirmed

Gov’t believes tightening National Security Law necessary

Secretary for Administration and Justice, André Cheong, has said that further refinement of the national security law is essential. Speaking in his capacity as the spokesperson for the Executive Council,

Q&A | Sandy Tang: Macau-born MasterChef UK finalist brings Macanese flair to competition

With adventurous creations fused from ingredients from across the globe, Macau-born Sandy Tang, a top 3 MasterChef UK finalist, is ready to step out of her comfort zone, with plans

Editorial | Truth or dare

“The truth is nice but a rumor is priceless.” We did not have to wait for a revision of our own National Security Law under article 23 of the

Macau university student drowns in Taiwan

A university student from Macau who studied in Taiwan drowned near a waterfall on the island, Taiwanese media reported. The 22-year-old male student of Pingtung University of Science and

Job agency association addresses new law loophole

Tourists may still get a job if they make arrangements directly with their prospective employers under a new employment law, the Association of Macau Philippines Employment Agencies (AMPEA) has pointed

Terrific 12 basketball tournament now canceled

The 2020 edition of the Terrific 12 basketball tournament has been canceled, Chinese news agency Xinhua reported. The event, scheduled to be held in Macau this September, was earlier reported to

Covid-19 tests for casino workers to roll out starting today

The Covid-19 nucleic acid testing for frontline casino workers will likely roll out gradually from today, Dr Leong Iek Hou, coordinator at the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, disclosed. “Testing

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