Rear Window | Executive privilege

Once again, Chief Executive Chui Sai On left the government building for Nam Van Lake’s Legislative Assembly to take part in a plenary session called to debate matters

Monday, April 23, 2018 – edition no. 3032

* Myanmar community celebrates traditional New Year festival * ‘Mayors’ visiting program’ concludes * UM kicks off smart campus project * 17 killed as 2 dragon boats capsize   DOWNLOAD

Cambridge Analytica with links to Macau

The company known for being behind Facebook’s data leak scandal, Cambridge Analytica, was preparing to develop its own cryptocurrency, a process that had links

Q&A | Manuel Machado: Portuguese School of Macau President | ‘The school is growing and has established itself in the MSAR’

The Portuguese School of Macau (EPM) is celebrating its twentieth anniversary with several events this week, including a show at the Cultural Center tomorrow. In

CE to visit Cambodia and Thailand in May

The Chief Executive, Chui Sai On, is scheduled to visit the Kingdom of Cambodia and the Kingdom of Thailand from May 7 to 11. The visit aims

Portuguese School | 20 years: Parents association proposes improvements to Mandarin teaching

The president of EPM’s parent’s association (APEP), Valeria Koob, believes that the Portuguese school should impose a multi-hour regime for children to learn the Mandarin language.

AL Plenary | New law requires voice-recording equipment inside taxis

The Legislative Assembly (AL) has passed a law concerning the city’s future taxi operations, stating that, in the future, only taxi companies can apply for

Driving license mutual recognition said to be still under discussion

The Chief Executive (CE) has said that the local government does not have a timeline for implementing the mutual recognition scheme of driving licenses issued

Briefs | TSI rejects Sulu Sou appeal again

The Court of Second Instance (TSI) has again rejected Sulu Sou’s appeal to void the suspension of his mandate decided by the majority of lawmakers. Sulu Sou claimed that

Gaming | Wynn Resorts adds female board members

Wynn Resorts Ltd., the casino operator coping with a sexual-harassment scandal tied to its former chief executive officer, named three new board members - all

Arts | Exhibition of new works from MAM’s collection opens today

Zhao Mingshan, one of the most exemplary painters of the Lingnan School in Macau and a disciple of the renowned Situ Qi, is best known for

Tourism | MGTO promotes local destinations in Australia

The Macao Government Tourism Office (MGTO) and the Fujian Provincial Tourism Development Commission have collaborated to promote their destinations in Melbourne and Sydney from April 16 to

Business boosted by CNY festivities

The business of restaurants & similar establishments as well as retail trade was boosted in February by this year’s Lunar New Year festivities. According to a business

Real Estate Matters | How Will the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Affect the Local Market?

The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge (HKZMB) is due to open for traffic later this year and has been the talk of the town for quite some time,

Atlantic City | Hard Rock casino resort announces June 28 opening

Hard Rock will open its Atlantic City casino resort on June 28. Jim Allen, the global entertainment and hospitality company’s CEO, made the announcement Wednesday at Hard

Amazon’s Prime service has 100m members

AMAZON has persuaded more than 100 million shoppers to subscribe to its Prime service that offers free two-day shipping and other perks that help bind people to

Belt & Road | E-commerce giant Alibaba sets plans for Thailand

The Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba has agreed to step up investments in Thailand as competition between online retailers heats up in fast-growing Southeast Asia. The

Opinion | Why Trump’s tariff plan would be a drag on growth

Why are President Donald Trump’s tariffs such a bad deal for the U.S. economy? It’s not just because they might start a trade war. It’s because of

Qualcomm plan ‘has difficulty’ resolving concerns

Qualcomm Inc.’s latest proposal for its USD44 billion acquisition of NXP Semiconductors “has difficulty” resolving concerns of Chinese anti-monopoly regulators, a government spokesman yesterday. The Commerce

Strait Diplomacy | Taiwan calls Chinese military drills a threat to region

Taiwan’s government said yesterday that recent Chinese military drills are aimed at intimidating the island and are a threat to regional peace and stability. China

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