250 people added to DICJ’s casino entry blacklist

Two hundred and fifty people have been banned from entering Macau casinos, the Director of the Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau (DICJ) Paulo Martins Chan said yesterday, on the

Ho Iat Sang requests postponement of Sulu Sou’s trial

The chairman of the Legislative Assembly (AL), Ho Iat Sang, wrote to the First Instance Court requesting a postponement of the trial date for lawmaker Sulu Sou, Ho said

Hard Rock unveils new logo for Japan projects

Hard Rock International has upped the ante in its charm offensive ahead of Japan’s much-awaited integrated resort license bid. The company unveiled its banner at a sold-out Yokohama concert

Toshiba sells TV, visual solutions unit to Hisense of China

Tokyo-based Toshiba announced the 12.9 billion yen (USD113 million) deal yesterday. It's set to be completed by or after February 2018, pending regulatory approval and other steps. Tokyo-based

Family of Samsung worker killed by brain tumor wins compensation case

Overturning an appeals court's decision, South Korea's Supreme Court said yesterday the family of a Samsung worker who died of a brain tumor should be eligible for state compensation

Corporate Bits | MGM holds Wagyumafia competition

The inaugural Wagyumafia World Championship kicked off as Macau celebrated its official designation as a Creative City of Gastronomy by The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization

Beijing is said to consider resumption of new electric car permits

The National Development and Reform Commission, which oversees new investments in the auto industry, halted a license program earlier this year to rein in capacity expansion. While Beijing

China-Australia year of tourism records impressive gains 

Within the first nine months of this year, more than 950,000 Chinese tourists had visited Australia and more than 540,000 Australians had traveled to China, compared with a

Trump: Asia trip ‘tremendously successful’

Wrapping up his extensive tour of Asia, President Donald Trump yesterday hailed "tremendous amounts of work" on trade and said nations around the globe have been put on notice

Seoul: N. Koreans fired 40 shots at defector, hit him with five

Four North Korean soldiers fired about 40 rounds at a comrade fleeing into South Korea and hit him five times in the first shooting at the jointly controlled area

Briefs | Syria: Death toll from airstrikes on market climbs to 61

The Observatory said it couldn't determine whether Russia or the Syrian government was behind the attack. The opposition Syrian National Coalition accused Russia, Syrian President Bashar Assad' chief

EU bans arms sales to Venezuela, takes aim at officials

The European Union on Monday banned arms sales to Venezuela and set up a system to slap asset freezes and travel restrictions on Venezuelan officials as it sought to

‘A national shame’: Local papers react harshly to Italy exit

The End. The Apocalypse. A national shame. Italian newspapers spared no words yesterday in describing four-time champion Italy's failure to qualify for the World Cup for the first time

Sumo champ investigated over alleged assault

Japanese sumo officials are investigating allegations Tuesday that nine-time grand champion Harumafuji assaulted a lower-ranked wrestler, causing serious head injuries. Japanese media reported that Harumafuji hit his fellow Mongolian

World briefs

MYANMAR's military issued its most forceful denial yet that security forces committed atrocities during "clearance operations" in the west of the country. The report contradicts consistent statements from ethnic

The Buzz | Half of US adults have high blood pressure in new guidelines

New guidelines lower the threshold for high blood pressure, adding 30 million Americans to those who have the condition, which now plagues nearly half of U.S. adults. High pressure, which

UK Scrabble group bans star player for breaking tile rule

The Association of British Scrabble players banned one of its star players for three years after an independent investigation concluded that he had broken rules in the popular

World Views | The ECB needs an inflation plan, just in case

Nearly three weeks after the European Central Bank halved the pace of its monetary stimulus to the euro zone economy, something strange is happening in the sovereign debt market. Even

Wednesday, November 15, 2017 – edition no. 2927

* Gaming | Regulator says junkets scrutiny to be increased * ‘Raw food, fitness retreat * Trial postponement requested * New logo for Japan projects revealed   DOWNLOAD PDF     MDT Macau Grand Prix 64 Supplement: * First

Preview | Macau GT World Cup with first all-pro field ever

Seven official car manufacturing teams will race the challenging Guia Circuit in this year’s edition of the Macau GT World Cup, which is one of the most

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