Rosário says customers should assess CTM

The Secretary for Transports and Public Works, Raimundo do Rosário, said yesterday that it is up to CTM customers to assess if the discount announced by

Ho Chio Meng’s lawyer confident

Oriana Pun, lawyer of former top prosecutor general Ho Chio Meng, reaffirmed her confidence in the possibility of winning Ho’s case, according to Chinese reports.

Election watchdog finds irregularities with nomination committees

The Electoral Affairs Commission for the Legislative Assembly Election (CAEAL) announced yesterday that it has received three applications for legal status from nomination committees and consequently

CCAC sides with affordable housing buyers against Housing Bureau

Buyers of affordable housing units were informed by the Housing Bureau (IH) that their pre-contract agreement would be terminated because they married in the meantime.

Briefs | Bank of China Macau reports MOP1.3 billion profit

The Bank of China – Macau Branch reported a profit of MOP1.305 billion in the first quarter of 2017, according to the balance sheet recently published in the

Macau to host 47th Skål Asia Area Congress

Macau is set to host the 47th Skål Asian Area Congress in 2018, an announcement that was made at the recent 13th China Expo Forum for International Co-operation

Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Film Fair calls for submissions

The 2017 Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Film Production Investment and Trade Fair, which will be held this year in July, is now calling for the submission of Macau

Global Gaming Expo | Japan offers opportunities, challenges for integrated resorts

The opening of the Japanese market to Integrated Resorts (IR) will be a great opportunity for all people doing business in this field. Nevertheless, such a

AL Plenary | Chan says problematic recruitment being addressed

The Legislative Assembly debated the recruitment issues related to public departments yesterday. The matter concerns workers recruited by the government through irregular contracts, such as the

Briefs | Police bribery case spotted last June

The police officers who were arrested on suspicion of bribery on Saturday are suspected of faking border records 53 times. According to a Jornal Va Kio report, on

MTR to bid for 350-kilometer Malaysia-Singapore project

Hong Kong’s MTR Corporation has said it is interested in bidding for a multibillion-dollar rail line project between Malaysia and Singapore, according to the South China

Internship program for tourism personnel kicks off

The Macau Government Tourism Office (MGTO), in cooperation with the Permanent Secretariat of the Forum for Economic and Trade Cooperation between China and Portuguese- Speaking Countries (Forum

Portuguese-speaking countries | MSAR, Hong Kong to step up role in trade facilitation

Following new policies announced by Beijing this month at a Portuguese-speaking countries culture forum held in the Chinese capital, investors and analysts in the two SARs say

Duterte addresses compatriots in Hong Kong

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte stopped by in Hong Kong late last week where he addressed his compatriots at a meeting, before heading to the two-day Belt and

Scientist born in Macau wins German finale of FameLab

Scientist Olga Sin, born and raised in Macau, recently won one of the largest competitions for scientific communication worldwide, the German finale of FameLab. Currently

Live poultry traders | IACM claims to have reached compensation deal

The Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau (IACM) claims to have brokered a deal with a group of live poultry traders who, starting from this month, have

Gaming | Trump connections may make Macau ‘collateral damage’ in potential trade war

A world-renowned expert on gambling and gambling law claimed yesterday that the ascendance of Donald Trump to the U.S. presidency could result in the MSAR becoming collateral damage

Police officers arrested in bribery case allowing entry of illegals

Three police officers have been arrested on suspicion of bribery in an operation conducted last Saturday. The officers are suspected of taking bribes to facilitate the

Residents hope for more measures to revamp old district

Several residents have suggested that the government further contemplate on construction in the old part of the city, according to a report by TDM. About 30

Brexit: Britain likely to face setbacks over trade deals

An absence of trade experts based in the United Kingdom (U.K.), due to the fact that since Britain joined the European Union (EU) in 1973 trade

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