Wynn Resorts settles with Elaine Wynn, Phil Satre appointed vice chairman

Wynn Resorts Ltd. elected former Harrah’s Chief Executive Officer Phil Satre to the position of vice chairman of the board after reaching a settlement with its largest

Briefs | MIMF: Over 5,000 tickets sold

Tickets for the 32nd Macau International Music Festival (MIMF) went on sale on Sunday. According to the Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC), over 5,000 tickets were sold by

CE reportedly preparing to announce Land Law amendment plan

Chief Executive Chui Sai On is expected to announce the initiation of the amendment of the MSAR’s Land Law on Thursday, according to a report by

Crime | Man organizes theft of ex-girlfriend’s house

A group of three local residents, all aged in their mid-20s performed a burglary upon a residence in Macau. The group was led by the ex-boyfriend of

Health | Bureau pledges all current medical staff will be accredited

All of Macau’s current medical professionals, including doctors and nurses, will have their medical licenses smoothly transferred to the region’s newly proposed regime for the accreditation and licensing

Animal rights | Association clarifies stand on IACM, Canidrome partnership

Anima Macau’s responsibilities within the Yat Yuen (Macau) Canidrome relate primarily to the control works of managing a kennel, in particular, the coordination of all cleaning staff

Corporate bits | Sands China launches anti-discrimination training

Sands China Ltd. has launched a training campaign dedicated to helping team members recognize and prevent discrimination and harassment in the workplace. Established in July, the

Trade war | Subaru joins Toyota in expecting ‘big impact’ from US auto tax

Subaru Corp. reported a sales slide in the U.S., its largest market, and predicted a “big impact” from President Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs on imported vehicles following the escalation

Obituary | Michelin-starred French master chef Joel Robuchon dies at 73

Joel Robuchon, a master chef who shook up the stuffy world of French haute cuisine by wowing palates with the delights of the simple mashed potato

Hong Kong | Journalists defy government request to cancel speech

Hong Kong’s top foreign journalists’ club has found itself at the center of a battle over Beijing’s encroachment on the city’s freedoms, as Chinese officials pressed the group to

Economy | Beijing tightens controls to slow currency’s fall

China has tightened controls on trading in its yuan to discourage speculators after a decline against the dollar amid a tariff dispute with Washington fueled fears

Strait diplomacy | Taiwan to target airlines that say island belongs to PRC

Taiwan is looking at ways to hit back at foreign airlines that recently caved in to pressure from Beijing to refer to the island as part of

Kinmen island begins importing water from China

The Taiwanese-controlled island of Kinmen located just off the Chinese coast has begun importing water from its neighbor via a pipeline despite heightened tensions between Beijing

Malaysia | Jakarta returns yacht at center of graft probe

Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday that Indonesia has handed over a luxury yacht allegedly bought with money stolen from the multibillion-dollar looting of a state

Singapore | Minister says major cyberattack may be state-linked

A cyberattack that breached 1.5 million health records in Singapore has been attributed to sophisticated attackers who may be state-linked, a Cabinet minister said yesterday. S.

US | More change ahead for New York’s shrinking garment district

Hundreds of thousands of garment workers once toiled in the sweaty, elbow-to- elbow workshops of midtown Manhattan before the whirring of sewing machines was mostly silenced by foreign competition.

Five killed when small plane crashes in California parking lot

Ella Pham said it was a painful thing to see. Pham, 20, and her boyfriend were walking in a parking lot yesterday when they saw a twin-engine

Human Rights | Saudi Arabia expels Canadian ambassador over criticism

Saudi Arabia expelled the Canadian ambassador yesterday and froze “all new business” with Ottawa over its criticism of the ultraconservative kingdom’s arrest of women’s rights activists —

Offbeat | Lonely man befriends wild turkey who moved into his yard

A suburban Detroit man who found himself facing fines after a wild turkey moved into his overgrown backyard has made friends with the large bird. Garden

This Day in history | 1998 US embassies in Africa bombed

At least 200 people have been killed and more than 1,000 injured following explosions at United States embassies in Kenya and Tanzania. The bombings took place

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