The Buzz | Cosby juror: Comedian’s own words led to his conviction

A juror on the Bill Cosby sexual assault retrial case says the comedian’s own words sealed his fate. Harrison Snyder, in an interview aired yesterday on ABC’s “Good Morning

UK | May replaces minister as immigration scandal widens

British Prime Minister Theresa May yesterday appointed the first ethnic-minority politician to the key post of home secretary, as the government struggled to contain a scandal

World Views | Baby boomers’ long reign isn’t ending just yet

Generations are an overused framework for understanding why people think and act the way they do, as psychology professors David P. Costanza of George Washington University and Lisa M. Finkelstein of

Tuesday, May 1, 2018 – edition no. 3038

* Forecast | Gaming revenue to top 20pct growth in April * Typhoon drill useless exercise * Crime: the missing Bugatti * Trump’s trade war with China unsettle ranching backers   DOWNLOAD

Hong Kong looking underground for new housing

Hong Kong may dig deep to reverse the city’s chronic shortage of land for building, adding underground caverns to the mix of options aimed at

David Beckham joins MSO athletes for lift to top of Parisian Macao’s Eiffel Tower

Accompanied by global icon David Beckham, athletes from the Macau Special Olympics (MSO) participated in a health and wellness event at the Parisian Macao’s Eiffel

Ask the Vet | 10 Tips for Training Adult Dogs

10 Tips for Training Adult Dogs Praise, praise, praise - Use treats, verbal praise and petting to praise a dog that exhibits correct behavior. When

Tourism | MITE: Macau through the lens of gastronomy

The 6th edition of the Macao International Travel (Industry) Expo (MITE) closed yesterday after three event-filled days that, according to organizers, led 40,000 people

Indonesia to consider using migrants as tourism ambassadors

A community of Indonesia’s Ministry of Tourism named “Generasi Pesona Indonesia” (GenPi), translating to “Wonderful Indonesia Generation,” has hinted at recruiting Indonesian migrant workers in the city to become

MGTO showcases winning tourism mascot

The Macao Government Tourism Office (MGTO) has awarded prizes to the winners of the design contest for the Macau Tourism Mascot, a contest that

Crystal Fish drill tests authorities ahead of typhoon season

A drill to test the operational capacity of the authorities, in particular civil protection entities, to respond to a severe typhoon and storm surge was held over

Former lawmaker says Basic Law is Macau’s biggest advantage

During a talk at the Rui Cunha Foundation, former Macau lawmaker Leonel Alberto Alves deemed Macau’s Basic Law as the city’s biggest advantage for its future

Gaming | Wynn Resorts drops founder’s name for new casino

Wynn Resorts has renamed the USD2.5 billion casino it’s building outside of Boston to Encore Boston Harbor, as the company continues to take steps to

Carlos Dias back to ‘tell a story in each photo’

Local photographer Carlos Dias will soon present a photography exhibition titled “Magic in the Streets of Macau” that will open its doors to the

Briefs | Gov’t says it has a plan for Pearl Horizon plot

The Macau government says that it has a plan for a future development project to be based on the site of the controversial Pearl Horizon land plot. Following

China issues rules for securities ventures by foreign firms

China’s securities regulator issued guidelines on the country’s previously announced move to allow foreign firms to own a majority stake in local securities joint ventures.

Film | World’s biggest movie hub opens in Qingdao to woo Hollywood

Four gigantic, Chinese characters are aligned on a hill overlooking a seaside film studio complex, in a nod to the fabled Hollywood sign, the American cultural icon

‘Europe’s Florida’ sparks rift as Portugal lures rich pensioners

After a lifetime of long Swedish winters and hefty tax bills, Dan Wikstrom’s dream of a comfortable retirement in the sun has come true. Not in a Caribbean tax

Asian tigers leave Taiwan behind as economic fortunes diverge

Of Asia’s fabled “tiger” economies, one is burning less brightly than the rest. Taiwan is set to lag further behind its three peers -

Tencent-backed Little Red Book is said to seek USD200m

Chinese e-commerce startup Xiaohongshu, or “Little Red Book,” is in early talks to raise at least USD200 million at a valuation or more than $2.5 billion to

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