With the objective of realizing “Digital Macau”, CTM is aiming to build a full coverage fiber-optic network, as well as to provide services to support local enterprise development.
Following the coverage of fiber optic network to all commercial buildings in Macau, CTM is introducing its No.1 Business Fiber Broadband service starting from tomorrow, aiming to facilitate the use and popularity of information technology.
CTM’s Business Fiber Broadband includes 8 service plans with upload and download speed up to 150Mbps/150Mbps, so as to cater the different demands of various customers. Each service plan offers unlimited internet access usage. With CTM’s sophisticated fiber optic technology, enterprise customers can expand their business and enhance corporate competiveness.
bebe to open shop in macau
For Bebe Stores Inc. at least, China is looking pretty good right now.
The U.S. apparel chain, which has struggled with weak sales in its home country, is expanding into the Asian nation in search of growth. As part of a licensing deal announced Thursday, Bebe will get its brand into as many as 150 places in China during the next five years.
Bebe is making the move at a time when China’s economic prospects are in doubt. Concerns about a slowdown in the world’s second-largest economy have roiled global markets. But Bebe Chief Executive Officer Jim Wiggett sees the China expansion as a no-brainer. Demand for brand-name clothing is still huge in the country, he said, and Bebe’s Shanghai-based partner will defray the risks.
“The appetite is voracious,” Wiggett said in an interview. “The market might be adjusting in the short term, but it’s going to settle down.”
The retailer, which sells going-out attire and other clothing for women, is teaming up with Longgoal LLC, a retail management firm. Longgoal will open at least 60 retail and wholesale points of distribution for Bebe in mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan. The first boutique will debut next summer, said Brisbane, California-based Bebe.
sands china celebrates venetian’s eighth anniversary with team members
Sands China Ltd. marked the eighth anniversary of The Venetian Macao Friday, hosting a special celebration for team members.
After entertainment by the resort’s Streetmosphere performers, Ciaran Carruthers, senior vice president and director of Venetian and Plaza operations for Sands China Ltd., presented prizes to the winners of the myIDEAS competition. The competition challenged staff to share their ideas on how to engage guests and retailers in conserving water, saving energy and recycling resources. The grand prize was a complimentary one-night hotel stay, food and beverage vouchers, and an award plaque and certificate.
Company executives then led team members in a question and answer session, testing their knowledge of The Venetian and its environmental initiatives. Winners received vouchers for Shrekfast Character Breakfast with The DreamWorks Gang for Two.
A lucky draw followed, giving away complimentary hotel stays at The Venetian Macao and Conrad Macao, Cotai Central. Company executives closed out the celebration by cutting and distributing cake.
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