Wednesday, April 18, 2018 – edition no. 3029

* Steve Wynn and ex-wife Elaine settle six-year litigation * CE with more questions than answers * Association wants blacklist * Macron: EU must reform   DOWNLOAD

Wong wants to create department for national security matters

Local authorities intend to establish a new public department to tackle state security matters, Secretary for Security Wong Sio Chak revealed yesterday. On the sidelines

Crime | Resident accused of sexually harassing bus passenger

A 23-year-old male local resident has been accused of sexually harassing a woman also in her twenties during a bus ride, a Public Security Police Force (PSP)

Briefs | CE attends AL session today

The Chief Executive, Chui Sai On, will attend a plenary session of the Legislative Assembly today to answer lawmakers’ questions on Government policy and social issues. The session

Health | Macau applies to join WHO network

Macau has applied to join a global network of emergency services under the World Health Organization (WHO) in order to enhance the region’s capabilities in the

Government drops differentiated fares proposal, prices rise Saturday

The government yesterday presented the final decision on the rise of the bus fares. In a press conference, the director of the Transport Bureau, (DSAT) Lam Hin

Hainan stocks, lottery shares soar on Xi’s gift to resort island

Investors snapped up any stocks attached to Hainan, seeking to capitalize on Chinese President Xi Jinping’s efforts to boost the economy of the island resort.

Mak Soi Kun calls for CCTV surveillance system

Lawmaker Mak Soi Kun has written an inquiry to the government in which he suggested the establishment of a CCTV surveillance Sky Net system. Mak

Science | Two new State Key labs expected this year

Macau will launch two new State Key Laboratories this year, according to a statement released by the Science and Technology Development Fund (FDCT) last week.

China’s education minister unveils gift to UM

China’s Ministry of Education unveiled its gift, “The Wall of Great Wisdom,” to the University of Macau yesterday, symbolizing the university’s effort to promote Chinese traditions,

Gov’t cracks down on illegal constructions

The Land, Public Works and Transport Bureau (DSSOPT) has announced its intention to crack down on several illegal construction sites in Macau. In

Cigarettes caused 18 fires in Q1

Data from the Fire Services Bureau (CB) for the first quarter of 2018 shows that the number of incidents has increased 5.52 percent from the same period

Health | Tam tours new health facilities, inaugurates new pharmacy

The Secretary for Social Affairs and Culture, Alexis Tam, visited several health facilities on Friday, including the upcoming Ilha Verde Health Care Center and the new hospital

Korean Air suspends ‘nut rage’ sister from work over tantrum

Korean Air Lines said yesterday it has suspended one of its chairman’s daughters from her marketing work after she threw a tantrum at a business meeting,

Gaming | Icahn to sell Tropicana for USD1.85 billion to Eldorado, REIT

Eldorado Resorts Inc. and real-estate company Gaming and Leisure Properties Inc. are teaming up to buy Carl Icahn’s casino operator, Tropicana Entertainment Inc., for USD1.85

Corporate Bits | MGM hosts activities to raise social inclusion awareness

MGM once again sponsored the Conference on Inclusive Education, Sports and Social Media as one of its initiatives to raise public awareness of social inclusion.

Rev. John Sanqiang Cao | Jailed Chinese pastor’s US family seeks mercy

The Rev. John Sanqiang Cao paid no more than three dollars for the trip that would end up costing him his freedom. For years, he and

Opinion | Tech titans should brace for some media humility

Tech or media? What to many people is an esoteric question could end up making a multibillion-dollar difference to Chinese companies that serve up content ranging from

Trade War | Exporters scramble to cope with Trump tariff hike

Facing a possible U.S. tariff hike, one of China’s biggest ball bearing makers, Cixin Group, is weighing plans to rush shipments to American customers before

Rohingya | Bangladesh rejects Myanmar’s claim of repatriating refugees

Bangladesh yesterday rejected a claim by Myanmar that the Buddhist-majority nation had repatriated the first five among some 700,000 Rohingya Muslim refugees who fled to the neighboring

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