Q&A | Antonio Trindade, CESL Asia CEO: ‘Who’s leading Macau’s environment? There’s nothing’

"Who’s leading Macau’s environment? What entity do we have in Macau that looks at solutions for Macau to be sustainable? There’s nothing,” Antonio Trindade said

Typhoon Hato | Fong Soi Kun’s pension suspended for 4 years

Fong’s punishment was retrospective dismissal from office. Since he has retired from public service, the applicable penalty will be substituted by a four-year suspension of pension

CCAC annual report highlights work conducted ‘according to mainland policies’

The Commission Against Corruption’s (CCAC) annual report of 2017 was published yesterday in the government’s Official Gazette. The report highlights the “difficult year”

No plans to use numerous electric buses in near future

Macau will not operate a large number of electric buses in the near future, according to Director of the Transport Bureau (DSAT) Lam Hin

Briefs | Airport conducts fuel farm exercise

The Macau International Airport carried out a fuel farm exercise to simulate a fire in the farm. The drill, which lasted for 45 minutes and involved around 300

Family of rider who died at last year’s Macau GP appeals for donations

An appeal to raise funds to support the family of British superbike rider Daniel Hegarty, who died in a crash on the 2017’s edition of the Macau

IFT, École hôtelière de Lausanne hold F&B program

Macau’s Institute for Tourism Studies (IFT) and École hôtelière de Lausanne hosted an executive development program on food and beverage (F&B) this week, exploring what makes a

Anima has just six weeks to find funding or face closure

The president of Anima (Macau) says that the animal welfare organization may have to shut down because the government contribution is not enough “to

MTR to provide services to Macau LRT for MOP6 billion

The local government has trusted the MTR Corporation Limited (MTR), Hong Kong’s subway system operator, to provide operation and maintenance assistance services to the Taipa Line of

Radio Taxi to bid for running additional cars   

Macau Radio Taxi Services Limited  is planning to bid for the management of another 100 special taxis which the government has announced it will put out for

Gaming | Caesars awards CEO USD29m after emerging from bankruptcy

Caesars Entertainment Corp. awarded its chief executive officer USD29.4 million in compensation for 2017, the year the casino operator emerged from bankruptcy. Mark Frissora received a

ADB raises Asia growth outlook, warns of trade tension risks

Developing Asian economies will expand at a slightly faster pace this year than earlier forecast, but trade tensions with the U.S. pose a major risk, the Asian

Business tourism benefits from new measures in Angola

A set of measures to promote business tourism in Angola is being introduced, facilitating access to the country and domestic transport, as part of government efforts to stimulate the

Chi: Financial innovation needed to support Sino-Portuguese business projects

Business projects involving China and Portuguese-speaking countries have been receiving official Chinese funding, but the deepening of this cooperation in the “era” of the New Silk Road

Tsai: Taiwan is not a pawn, but rather a chess player

In a televised interview this week, President Tsai said Taiwan is not a pawn, but rather a chess player, official Taiwan News reported. Asked by TV

High-ranking Chinese diplomat to visit North Korea

China said yesterday that a high-ranking diplomat plans to travel to Pyongyang later this week amid a flurry of diplomacy following North Korean leader Kim Jong

Analysis | Xi vs Trump: Who has the better hand in a potential trade war?

But while President Donald Trump faces continuing churn in his administration and a tough challenge in midterm congressional elections, China’s Xi Jinping leads an outwardly stable

North Korea | Parliament convenes to approve national agenda

North Korea’s parliament was scheduled to convene yesterday amid a series of diplomatic moves by leader Kim Jong Un that could have a major impact on the

Malaysia | PM declares May 9 election day a holiday after outcry

The Malaysian prime minister yesterday declared voting day on May 9 a public holiday after a decision to hold elections on a workday triggered complaints that

Briefs | Indonesia: Former general says he’ll run for president again

Prabowo Subianto, a former Indonesian general with a checkered human rights record (pictured), announced that he’ll run for president in an election due next year, confirming an establishment

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