Tuesday, November 28, 2017 – edition no. 2936

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Migrant workers | Study shows many domestic helpers suffering from depression

A study conducted by a Macau-based scientist shows that the number of Filipino and Indonesian domestic helpers in Macau who suffer from depression stands at 20 percent and

Health | Paulo Malo: Suspension did not target dental clinic, but affects it

The founder and president of the Malo Clinic Group, Paulo Malo, says that he has no responsibility over the management of TaivexMalo Day Hospital, which was suspended

Tourism | Chinese are discovering Portugal’s diversity, Secretary of State says

Portugal’s Secretary of State for Tourism, Ana Mendes Godinho, said that the Chinese tourism market is setting its foot into more corners of Portugal. Last

AL: Policy Address | Leong promises deeper economic ties with Guangdong

Secretary for Economy and Finance Lionel Leong said during the Legislative Assembly (AL) Policy Address on Friday that he wants greater ties with the mainland’s

Human resources | IFT survey examines gender bias in the workplace

The Tourism Research Center at the Macau Institute for Tourism Studies (IFT) held an industry briefing on November 24 and released the latest findings on one of

Macau Airport holds emergency exercise

Macau International Airport conducted a full-scale emergency exercise on Friday to simulate an aircraft accident in which the wings and engines of a plane hypothetically

Corporate Bits | ‘Legends in Concert’ coming to The Parisian in February

Celebrity tribute show, “Legends in Concert” is coming to Sands China’s The Parisian Macao for three nights between February 2 and 4, according to a statement from the

Gaming | Las Vegas looks outside the casinos to draw in millennials

In 2018, a zip line across the street from Caesars Palace and an e-sports arena at the Luxor will join the city’s entertainment repertoire geared toward

Innovation | UBS seeks to expand workforce in artificial intelligence

UBS Group AG is expanding its workforce in one of the few areas in banking where demand for talent is growing. “We’re currently recruiting more people for

Police detain woman suspected of abusing children

Authorities in China detained a woman suspected of abusing children at a Beijing kindergarten run by a U.S.-listed company in a case that has caused nationwide anger.

Explosion in port city kills 2, injures 30

An explosion in a port city south of Shanghai yesterday killed two people and injured at least 30 others, knocked down buildings and left streets

Hong Kong | Finance elite’s gym of choice is said to near sale

FountainVest Partners is in advanced talks to buy control of Pure Group in a deal valuing the billionaire-backed Hong Kong gym chain at more than USD400 million,

Pope’s South Asia trip brings hope to tiny Catholic groups

Pope Francis today begins a six-day trip to Myanmar and Bangladesh. While attention will focus on how Francis addresses the Rohingya Muslim crisis, the trip also holds

India | Families of terror victims angry at militant’s release

As the Indian city of Mumbai commemorated the 2008 terror attacks that left 168 people dead, relatives of the victims said Sunday that they’re angry Pakistan

Indonesia | Bali volcano dusts resorts in ash; Lombok airport closes

A volcano on the Indonesian island of Bali has rumbled to life with eruptions that dusted nearby resorts and villages with ash and forced the closure of

Japan protests San Francisco’s ‘sex slave’ statue decision

Japan expressed strong regret Friday over San Francisco’s decision to give city property status to a statue commemorating Asian women who worked in military brothels for Japanese

Briefs | Saudi Arabia: Crown prince leads Islamic military alliance meeting

Saudi Arabia’s assertive crown prince yesterday opened the first high-level meeting of a kingdom-led alliance of Muslim nations against terrorism, vowing that extremists will no longer “tarnish our

Da Vinci’s ‘Salvator Mundi’ sale creates headache for court

The record price a Leonardo da Vinci canvas fetched at an auction Nov. 15 in New York may have a downside for its seller, Russian billionaire Dmitry Rybolovlev.

Terrorism | Egypt reeling from attack on mosque in Sinai that killed 305

Egypt was reeling yesterday from the horrific militant attack on a mosque in northern Sinai that killed 305 people two days earlier — the deadliest assault by

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