Briefs | IAS provides sign language interpreter for case investigation

The man connected to a recent crime was said to be hearing impaired. The Social Welfare Bureau (IAS) said that they deployed social workers and sign language interpreters

MPI to stage five months of art events

To support the development of the local art scene, the Macau Polytechnic Institute (MPI) is organizing a series of events over the next five months. The initiative, titled

Bribery to be included among cases that allow wiretapping

The use of wiretapping during the investigation of certain kinds of crimes, should include those involving bribery, according to a suggestion made by the Commission

Housing | Private transaction of economic units may become history

At a meeting discussing the proposed amendment to the existing economic housing law, a representative from the administration clearly stated that economic housing units would

Finance | M2 supply up 9.6% in March

Macau’s M2 monetary supply in March grew 9.6% year-on-year while M1 grew 5.4% year-on-year, the region’s monetary watchdog said here yesterday. According to statistics released

Crime | Woman restrained in shocking knife incident

A woman was restrained by a man believed to have been brandishing a small knife for about half an hour on Saturday night at a food outlet

MP investigates three loan sharks for murder

Three loan sharks from Mainland China, aged 29 to 34 years old, have been transferred to the Public Prosecution Office (MP) for further investigation. They allegedly killed

Ask the Vet | Senior dog food: Age specific formulas

In order to maintain a healthy and active lifestyle for your pet, owners must know what to look for in senior dog food to suit their animal’s

Sport | Macau’s lower football leagues to run foreigner-less

In a change enacted by the Macau Football Association (MFA) and enforced for the first time this season, the teams competing in the lower leagues

Health | Two more cases of Rubella discovered

Macau’s health authority has informed that two new cases of Rubella were discovered on May 3, bringing the total number of recorded incidents of the disease

Briefs | WHO regional director meets with Chui

Dr Takeshi Kasai, the Regional Director for the Western Pacific of the World Health Organization, recently visited Macau and met with Chief Executive Chui Sai On. During his visit,

Gaming | South Shore Holdings demotes CEO, said to be scouting buyer

Walt Power has been removed from his position as CEO and executive director of South Shore Holdings Limited (SSH) to be placed in a non-executive director role. It is a

Parq Vancouver misses debt payment as casino seeks to refinance

Luxury casino Parq Vancouver’s parent company missed an interest payment on a second- lien loan as it struggles to refinance debt taken on to build one of

Atlantic City’s Ocean Casino is finally making money

A perennially challenged Atlantic City casino will finally turn a profit this month and chart the way forward under the ownership of a New York hedge fund.

Gaming sector to require over 7,000 more employees by 2020

The Talent Development Committee has forecast that the gaming industry will need some 7,525 additional gaming employees of primarily high-ranking position and mid- level managers by 2020.

Mapping a new city | The Hengqin we see from Macau

According to the Hengqin new district city master plan 2014-2020, the under-construction city to Macau’s west will be divided into 10 sections, each with its own

Gaming | Casino panel hopes record $35m Wynn fine serves as deterrent

The record USD35.5 million in fines Massachusetts imposed on Wynn Resorts and its CEO reflect the many violations uncovered but are also meant to serve as a

Briefs | More than 180,000 tourists entered Macau on May 1

A total of 183,323 tourists arrived in Macau on Labor Day alone, an increase of almost 77% compared with last year. It is worth noting, however, that

Letter to the Editor | ‘Bring back Macau’s International Jazz Festival’

Dear Editor, Last Sunday I ceremoniously buried my promotional tee shirt for the 6th Macau Jazz Festival of 1988. The day was chosen carefully. Solemnity

Analysis | Good times may soon return to casinos

Fattened by years of non-stop growth, casino operators struggled through their slowest month in almost three years. But the good times, analysts say, may soon return. Revenue at

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