Benefits of Delaying Retirement Number Many

Traditionally, retirement was short and peaceful. People worked jobs that were hard on the body – such as farming, manufacturing, tradesmen or railroad workers. If you made it to retirement,

Reimagining Entire Industries with Artificial Intelligence

About a year ago, at an Artificial Intelligence (AI) Conference in Cambridge in the U.K., Dr. Stephen Hawking noted that, “Success in creating AI could be the biggest event in

City in need of sturdier tree species after Hato

As Typhoon Hato reportedly damaged or uprooted as many as 10,000 trees, with over 4,000 of those needing to be destroyed, some experts have called for

Gaming – Japan | Competition on the rise as municipalities vie for first casino

Competition is on the rise as Japan moves closer to a regulatory framework that will allow one of its cities to host the country’s long-awaited first integrated casino resort.

International Schools | School year to start without delays

The new academic year will start without any delays for the vast majority of Macau schools. This information was provided to the Times following direct contact with

Election will be held September 17, as planned

The Legislative Assembly election will be held, as planned, on September 17, the Electoral Affairs Commission for the Legislative Assembly Election (CAEAL) announced at a press conference

Health Bureau investigating death of toddler

The Health Bureau (SSM) is investigating the cause behind the sudden death of a 14-month-old boy on August 29, the SSM informed in a statement. This statement comes in

Briefs | HK lawmaker denied entry to Macau

Hong Kong democratic lawmaker Helena Wong Pik Wan was denied entry to Macau upon arriving in the territory to attend an event organized by the University of Macau.

Las Vegas | Long-mothballed casino-hotel sold for USD600m

A  long-mothballed, unfinished casino-hotel on the Las Vegas Strip sold for USD600 million on Tuesday, eight years after construction halted on the 63-story tower amid the recession.

DSEC: Earnings across key sectors grow 2.65 percent

The Statistics and Census Service (DSEC) has released the results of its latest Survey on Manpower Needs and Wages, covering the second quarter of 2017. The average

Another two face prosecution over rumors

Two local women, aged 19 and 63 years old, have been presented to the police for spreading rumors related to the typhoon, according to a statement released

Obituary | Hong Kong businessman and socialite David Tang dies

David Tang, a flamboyant and outspoken socialite and entrepreneur who founded the Shanghai Tang fashion brand, has died. He was 63. The Financial Times newspaper,

Legal Wise by MdME | Assessment and recovery of damages: be mindful

Last Wednesday, the 23rd of August 2017, started as just another stormy August morning. However, by the time the clock struck eleven, the little-noticed cyclone had begun

CE grateful to Macau citizens and civil servants

In two open letters printed in Macau newspapers yesterday, Chief Executive (CE) Chui Sai On thanked all citizens, and civil servants in particular, for the help, solidarity

Angela Leong calls for AL election postponement

Lawmaker Angela Leong has suggested that the Legislative Assembly (AL) election be postponed by two weeks. Leong’s proposal is motivated by the two recent

Seeking solutions for ‘too much in our bins’

The extraordinarily high quantity of waste produced during the typhoon last week and early this week has aggravated an ongoing situation – namely, the inability

Anti-flooding plan for Inner Harbor by 2018

The local government has already delivered proposals to China’s State Council regarding projects for tackling the Inner Harbor’s long-lasting flooding issues, said government spokesperson Chan Chi

City falls quiet as events canceled, sites shut

With the passing of the two typhoons and the street cleanup efforts winding down after an almost week-long communal operation, the city may still be weeks away

Facial recognition to be required for mainland Mastercard, Visa cardholders

The Monetary Authority of Macau (AMCM) will be adopting facial recognition technology for mainland withdrawals made by Visa and Mastercard cardholders at automated teller machines (ATMs) in September, according

The Buzz | 92-year-old man found dead in Sai Van lake

A 92-year-old local male resident was found dead in Sai Van Lake in Macau yesterday, according to a report by TDM. The Judiciary Police (PJ) has preliminarily confirmed

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