Buses diverted from Border Gate terminal

The twenty-four buses which formerly stopped at the Border Gate bus terminal have been diverted to ten different bus stops near the Border Gate. The route diversions

Amazon China hiring signals renewed ambitions in Alibaba battle

Amazon.com Inc. is hiring by the hundreds in China to fill jobs ranging from internet software engineers to designers for Alexa, positioning the company to recoup some

Our Desk | On AL elections, who is who?

Political groups have been taking it up a gear in their current election campaigns, as it is just four days shy of the city’s Legislative Assembly (AL) elections.

Ho Chio Meng’s appeal attempt denied

The decision by the Court of Final Appeal (TUI) concerning the case of former Public Prosecutor General Ho Chiu Meng is final, the Office of the President of TUI

Consumer Council ends inspection on “unfair trade” after Hato

The Consumer Council (CC) has ended its inspection operations on “unfair trade practices” reported by citizens after the passage of Typhoon Hato, the CC informed in a statement. Since

AL Election | Alliance for Change pushing for local youth development

Political party Alliance for Change, led by incumbent lawmaker Melinda Chan, is running in the elections for the third time, listed as No. 18. Their political platform for this

AL election | New Macau Progressives call for universal suffrage

New Macau Progressives, listed as No. 7 in the Direct Election lists of the upcoming elections, is continually calling for universal suffrage, as it has done since 2007. Speaking

26 local tourism operators to attend PATA Travel Mart 2017

The Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) Travel Mart 2017 will commence this Wednesday, marking its 40th anniversary in the region. The event will last two days and welcome more

Briefs | CE in Guangzhou to discuss anti-flood plan

Chief Executive Chui Sai On will visit Guangdong Province today to discuss plans with provincial leaders for a cross-boundary flood prevention system. The system is intended to solve Macau’s

Gaming Sector revenue stabilized in 2016 as bust ended

The Statistics and Census Service (DSEC) has released the results of the Gaming Sector Survey 2016, which state last year's total revenue of the “10 enterprises that engaged in

AL election | Macau schools found canvassing for votes

Three schools in the territory have been issuing letters to the parents of their pupils, lobbying for their vote for a particular list in the September 17 Legislative Assembly

Corporate bits | The Parisian receives HKRIDA award

The Parisian Macao’s Le Buffet restaurant has won the Best Macau Casual Dining Restaurant award at the Hong Kong Restaurant Interior Design Awards 2017 (HKRIDA), recently held in

Ask the Vet | A Guide to Dog Knee Surgery

A  dog's knees are configured with a kneecap and ligaments connecting the femur to the tibia. If your dog suffers a knee injury or a chronic

Rear Window | Smear tactics

Why we are not surprised a jot that the hyper-regulated campaign for the September 17th Legislative Elections could not limit itself to the realm of low politics and just

Animal rights | Horses die at MJC due to alleged negligence

A horse trainer at the Macau Jockey Club (MJC) has been fired from his job and fined HKD40,000 for negligence after two horses under his care

Typhoon Hato | Tax rebate for flooded vehicles to include backdate mechanism

Financial Services Bureau (DSF) director Iong Kong Leong has clarified that the proposed tax reduction on flooded or heavily damaged vehicles that are traded in for new

AL Election | Pearl Horizon buyers prioritize solving their issues

The first candidate of list 24 to the Legislative Assembly election, Kou Meng Pok, said that he would withdraw from the election if the government can resolve the

Occupy Central initiator accused of interfering in Macau

Associate Professor of Law at the University of Hong Kong, Benny Tai, has been accused of instigating chaos in Macau, according to a report by Hong Kong

Ice cream and frozen desserts tested for bacteria

The Consumer Council and Food Safety Centre have tested several ice cream and frozen dessert products for bacteria. The issue is pertinent in the aftermath of Typhoon

Briefs | Chui Sai On tours Inner Harbor district

Chief Executive (CE) Chui Sai On yesterday visited one of the most badly affected areas of the city during the passage of Typhoon Hato, the Office of the

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