Gaming operators should cater to all markets, analyst says

The continued growth of the region’s gaming revenue, accelerated by the VIP sector, should prepare investors for growth risks, a Bloomberg Intelligence Research analyst warned. As

G2E Asia announces series of activities

The 12th edition of Global Gaming Expo (G2E) Asia is scheduled to return to The Venetian Macao from May 15 to 17, with a focus on key

Proposals to change Hotel Estoril range from MOP12m to 79.5m

Eleven proposals were submitted to the public tender organized by the Education and Youth Affairs Bureau, aiming to transform the former space of the Hotel

Benfica wins 3-2 and makes history for local football

Benfica de Macau football club won 3-2 against Taiwan’s Hang Yuen FC in a nerve-racking match that saw the Macau team go to half time

Macao Water enhancing disaster resistance capability

Water supply was affected “to an unprecedented degree” during Typhoon Hato, the executive director of Macao Water acknowledged yesterday during a meeting with journalists. Nacky Kuan praised

Taxi sector against DSAT’s electric vehicles requirement

The Transport Bureau (DSAT) has received suggestions from some people within the taxi industry to allow the use of hybrid vehicles in the upcoming transport initiative which

PEN Hong Kong says banning writers is ‘deplorable’

PEN Hong Kong, a bilingual society of journalists, writers and academics has expressed its dismay after three authors were not able to join the Macau

Sheldon Adelson, world’s richest casino mogul again

Sheldon Adelson, chairman of Las Vegas Sands, is the world’s top casino mogul again this year, according to the latest Forbes list, but fell one spot in

Corporate bits | St. Regis Macao announces Easter treats

The St. Regis Macao will present “Family Sharing Set Dinner,” available from March 26 to April 2 and the “Easter Sunday Brunch,” at The Manor on

Vegas congresswoman asks US to preserve internet gambling

A U.S. congresswoman whose Nevada district includes the Las Vegas Strip asked the federal government Tuesday to keep internet gambling legal. Democratic Rep. Dina Titus wrote

BMW mulling motorcycle ride-sharing in congested cities

BMW AG would like to start offering up the back seat on motorbikes and scooters to get around congested cities - if the issue of helmets can

Qatar Air sounds defiant note over sanctions

Qatar Airways Chief Executive Officer Akbar Al Baker struck a defiant tone in the face of the continued sanctions against his country, calling them a “challenge

Analysis | Xi readies sweeping government overhaul to empower party

The changes are part of a proposed “CPC leadership system” approved by the party on Feb. 28, the people said. Details of that document, which called

Xiao Jie | Finance minister says China can handle government debt risks

China’s finance minister sought yesterday to defuse concern over the country’s rising debt, saying government borrowing is below danger levels and regulators can prevent financial system risks.

Opinion | The art of trade war (hint – China wrote the book)

As the world’s largest economies stumble toward an all-out trade war, President Donald Trump is tweeting in all-caps, but carrying a small stick. After White House chief

USS Carl Vinson | Paper notes Beijing’s ‘unhappiness’ over US Navy Vietnam visit

Beijing is unhappy with the first visit by a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier to a Vietnamese port since the Vietnam War and is monitoring developments, a

Koreas | What to make of Kim offer for nuke talks

At first glance it seems like a blockbuster: North Korea has reportedly offered up its nukes for negotiation, an abrupt reversal from its repeated vows never to

United Nations | Australia and East Timor sign maritime border treaty

Australia and East Timor signed a historic treaty drawing their maritime boundary yesterday , ending years of bitter wrangling over billions of dollars of oil and gas

Portugal | Hotel workers wanted to help with country’s record tourism boom

For Chitra Stern, Portugal’s economic recovery is bringing an unforeseen twist. When she and her husband opened their first hotel in a small fishing village on

Trade War | Trump told by EU to brace for retaliation over metal tariffs

The European Union mounted a last-ditch push to stop U.S. President Donald Trump from triggering tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum, vowing a “firm” response and warning

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