Pousada de São Tiago expansion project moves forward

The expansion of the Pousada de São Tiago Hotel, located in Barra, unveiled back in 2014, has received the green light from authorities and will soon

Health Bureau issues alert to avoid measles affected areas

The Health Bureau (SSM) has issued a warning regarding a measles outbreak in Okinawa, Japan, which has also affected Taiwan. The SSM informed that it is

Arts Festival kicks off tomorrow

With the theme “Origin” – which symbolizes the “spring of life” – this edition of the MAF presents 26 shows and exhibitions, as well as an

Gaming | Wynn Resorts’ new CEO scales back his predecessors’ projects

Wynn Resorts Ltd.’s new chief executive officer said he’s pulling back on some of the projects begun by founder and predecessor Steve Wynn, including a lake

Macau operations drive Wynn’s revenue growth

Wynn Resorts Ltd. has released its financial results for the first quarter of 2018, which show that its operating revenue rose more than 20 percent

Briefs | Chong Sai pharmacy to temporarily close

The Chong Sai Pharmacy, said to be Sun Yat Sen’s former workplace and currently operating as a museum, will temporarily close to the public in order for its electric

Gaming | Just as Atlantic City stems bleeding, competition comes calling

Four nights of Beyonce failed to ignite lasting buzz for Revel, the USD2.4 billion Atlantic City casino that flopped after little more than two years. Now

Corporate Bits | MGM organizes session to enhance gastronomic development

An exchange session has taken place, organized by MGM, between the Task Group for the Promotion of Gastronomy and Cultural Industries of The Committee of Cultural

Africa | Smaller lusophone countries economies grow above average

São Tomé and Príncipe, Guinea Bissau and Cape Verde, the three smallest Portuguese-speaking African economies, are expected to see economic growth in 2018 well above the

Angola’s net international reserves continue to fall

Angola’s net international reserves were the lowest since April 2017, totaling USD12.839 billion, down 1.69 percent compared to $13.06 billion recorded in January, according to statistics

Brazil is the main supplier of pork to China

Brazil has become the main supplier of pork to China, said Ricardo Santin, vice president of markets for the Brazilian Association of Animal Proteins (ABPA), adding

Belt & Road | Chinese automaker plans electric car production in South Africa

A state-owned Chinese automaker announced plans to produce electric vehicles in South Africa, highlighting the growing role of the world’s largest auto market in a technology seen as the

Backlash sparked over pressure to stop student #MeToo

Before Yue Xin became a central figure in China’s burgeoning movement against sexual harassment, she recorded herself singing a revamped version of the 1960s pop classic

Strait Diplomacy | Beijing says further steps ready to target Taiwan independence

China is prepared to take further steps to counter perceived moves by self-ruling Taiwan toward formal independence following recent war games aimed at intimidating the island’s leaders, the

Myanmar | Forgotten Kachin conflict intensifies in the north

On the front lines, the army is pounding rebels with airstrikes and artillery. In the displacement camps, terrified civilians are building bomb shelters of sandbags and

Koreas | Trump calls Kim open, honorable as summit planning goes on

President Donald Trump said Kim Jong Un wants a historic, high-stakes meeting as soon as possible and suggested the North Korean dictator has been “very open” and

Canada | Toronto van attack suspect may have felt anger against women

A chilling Facebook message posted before a van plowed onto a crowded Toronto sidewalk has raised the possibility the suspect in the attack nursed grudges against women

USA | Waffle House suspect’s ex-bosses asked FBI to keep, help him

The co-owner of a Colorado crane company where the suspect in a deadly weekend shooting at a Nashville restaurant once worked said she had urged federal officials

Offbeat | US filmmaker Martin Scorsese wins Spain’s Asturias art prize

New York-born of Italian descent, Scorsese has produced and directed dozens of fiction and documentary films, including “Taxi Driver”, “Cape Fear”, “Casino” and “The Wolf of

This Day in History | 1984 – Reagan arrives in China

The US President, Ronald Reagan, has landed in China at the start of a six-day visit - the first by an American president since Nixon in 1972.

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