Measures to prevent tourists from seeking jobs proposed

An amendment to a law regulating the employment of non-resident workers has been submitted to Standing Committee for the Coordination of Social Affairs (CPCS). The amendments

Kim Jong Nam | Malaysian prosecutors rest case in murder trial

Malaysian prosecutors wrapped up their case last week against two Southeast Asian women accused of killing the estranged half brother of North Korea’s leader in a brazen attack

Ask the Vet | 10 Common Older Cat Problems

Senior felines are more prone to certain cat problems. They may also present behavioral changes. Dealing with an older cat is more difficult, but you need

Malaysia | Najib doubles down on longtime voter bases in poll manifesto

Prime Minister Najib Razak is doubling down on his traditional vote banks in an election manifesto, pledging that under his government Malaysians would live “peacefully and prosperously.” His Barisan

Crime | Police officer arrested for leaking information to usury groups

A Judiciary Police (PJ) chief investigator has been arrested for allegedly leaking information about police investigations to several criminal groups. The accused, a gaming crime investigator,

Migrants call for talks with labor associations

Several migrant workers expressed their disappointment over the amendment of a law regulating the employment of non-resident workers, highlighting the unnecessary difficulties that they would

Briefs | Sou, Chiang trial resumes on May 14

The judge overseeing the case of two former presidents of the New Macau Association, Sulu Sou and Scott Chiang - who have been presented with the charge of

Health | SSM monitoring measles in Taiwan, no case reported in Macau

The Health Bureau (SSM) informed in a statement that, in cooperation with Taiwanese health authorities, it is closely monitoring two reported outbreaks of measles among Tigerair Taiwan’s

Gaming | Wynn Resorts CEO said to weigh sale of Boston-area casino

Wynn Resorts Ltd.’s new Chief Executive Officer Matt Maddox has had informal talks about a sale of the company’s still-under-construction Massachusetts casino, according to a person familiar

Civil Protection mechanism drill set for later this month

Secretary for Security Wong Sio Chak announced yesterday that a drill to test the emergency mechanism of the civil protection authority would be held on April 28.

Cooperation | Mozambique wants to use MSAR as platform to attract business

Mozambican Prime Minister Carlos Agostinho do Rosário has said in Maputo that the African country is interested in developing relations with Macau. Macau will serve as

How a crazy idea led this former journalist to USD3b buyout

It seemed like a nutty idea at the time - and it still does. Three years ago, Hu Weiwei and her co-founders decided to start a business

China leads global solar energy investment as US, Europe lag

More money was invested in new solar energy plants last year than in any other power source, with China responsible for much of the boom,

100m domestic tourist trips during holiday

China saw 100 million domestic tourist trips during the three-day tomb-sweeping holiday, up 8.3 percent from last year’s holiday, according to the Ministry of Culture and Tourism. The tourism

Online recruitment platform seeks Hong Kong IPO

Chinese online recruitment agency Liepin.com is seeking an IPO in Hong Kong. Headquartered in Beijing and founded in 2011, the platform focuses on executive talent. Liepin.com had 3.9 million

Xi takes center stage to defend country’s trade against barrage of tariffs

President Donald Trump’s barrage of tariffs threats have left China’s Xi Jinping with a tricky balance to strike. He’s got to show he’s ready to retaliate against U.S.

Trump suggesting Beijing will ‘take down’ its trade barriers

President Donald Trump is suggesting China will ease trade barriers “because it is the right thing to do” and Washington and Beijing can settle disputes that have

Koreas discuss communication issues ahead of summit

North and South Korea on Saturday held talks over establishing a telephone hotline between their leaders and other communication issues ahead of a rare summit between the

UN, Singapore concerned about rising trade tensions

The U.N. secretary-general and the Singaporean foreign minister voiced concerns about global trade tensions and rising protectionism during back-to- back meetings in Beijing yesterday. Following remarks

Briefs | Syria: Russia denies reports of chemical attack

Russia’s military is rejecting claims that Syrian government forces used chemical weapons in an attack on the rebel-held town of Douma. Maj. Gen. Yuri Yevtushenko was quoted by Russian

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