Wednesday, February 21, 2018 – edition no. 2991

* Women Artists 1st Int’l Biennial of Macau kicks off next month * Bridge able to withstand super typhoons * Maddox denies prior knowledge * Pakistan is riskiest country for newborns   DOWNLOAD

Wynn says bye to villa, health benefits in termination deal

A termination agreement released Friday between embattled casino mogul Steve Wynn and the company bearing his name leaves him without any severance or compensation and prohibits his involvement

Winter Olympics | ‘Sick tricks!’ Big Air bounds into Olympics on a high note

From the gold medalist down to the last-place finisher, what the women snowboarders really wanted was a second chance. On a day filled with sunshine, smiles and

1,000 performers take part in parade to celebrate CNY

This year’s “Parade for Celebration of the Year of the Dog” featured a range of attractions, from a float parade, several large-scale performances and fireworks

Nine-year-old run over by bus

A nine-year-old local boy sustained serious injuries after a car accident. On Friday afternoon, a 60-year-old local bus driver from Transmac hit the boy near Avenida do Almirante

Sports Bureau pledges to extend cycling tracks

The Sports Bureau (ID) pledged to extend the two cycling tracks in the region, and is working with local authorities to extend the Waterfront and Lotus cycling

Science | UM recognized for microelectronics research papers contribution

A team of faculty members and students from the University of Macau’s (UM) State-Key Laboratory (SKLAB) of Analog and Mixed-Signal VLSI (AMS-VLSI) presented their research findings at the 65th

Wong visits border to observe passenger flow

The Secretary for Security, Wong Sio Chak has visited the Border Gate Checkpoint area on Saturday to observe the works being done regarding the

Casinos rent public buses to pick up customers at Border Gate

Several gaming operators have rented public buses to accommodate for the surge of Chinese New Year (CNY) tourists waiting for the casino shuttles at the border

Corporate Bits | Sands china holds ceremony to welcome CNY

Sands China welcomed the Year of the Dog with traditional cultural ceremonies at its properties on Saturday, with company executives participating in the annual tradition.

Emerging markets | South Africa in the spotlight as Brazil introduces pension reforms

With a shortened week in the U.S. and China, emerging markets may provide some of the best clues to whether stocks can extend their strongest rally since

Indonesia eyes European, US oil giants for investment bids

Indonesia will hold roadshows in the U.S. and Europe later this month to lure investments from the world’s top energy companies as the former OPEC member seeks

US Navy says China’s military buildup won’t stop patrols

U.S. forces are undeterred by China’s military buildup on man-made islands in the South China Sea and will continue patrolling the strategic, disputed waters wherever

Food | Foreigners learn to cook Chinese cuisine in hutong

The third season of the documentary “A Bite of China,” which depicts Chinese culture via food, will air every night starting yesterday. For some foreigners who

Chinese and Indian tourism in Australia surges to record

Chinese and Indian tourist arrivals in Australia jumped to a record last year as growing middle-class wealth in the world’s most populous nations fuels the

Retail | FAO Schwarz sets its sights on Beijing, Shanghai

FAO Schwarz, whose famous New York store closed more than two years ago, is setting its sights on China as part of an expansion begun

Chinese giant pandas unveiled to public in Finland

Two giant pandas on loan from China have been unveiled at a zoo in central Finland and they have frolicked, galloped, climbed trees and played in

Singapore | Taxes boosted to shore up revenue for aging nation

Singapore Finance Minister Heng Swee Keat announced a range of tax increases in his budget, including a surprise hike in property levies, as he seeks to shore up savings

Philippines | Risks rising with China challenging US at sea

The risks of a “miscalculation” and armed conflict have risen in the disputed South China Sea with a militarily stronger China now able to challenge the United

Japan says #MeToo as blue chip executive resigns for lewd remark

The #MeToo movement may have finally made its way to corporate Japan, as the president of a blue chip company resigned after a subordinate he was

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