Anima victim to third cyber attack in two months

Local animals rights group Anima (Macau) said it was this week victim to the third cyber attack in two months, suspecting that the Macau (Yat

English in Macau | Transportation signage in need of improvement, says public

Throughout the world, the English language is considered one of the most valuable spoken languages when it comes to multicultural areas, as well as

Delta Bridge to open on 24-hour basis

The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge (HKZMB), also informally known as the Delta Bridge, should in principle be open on a 24-hour basis, a Hong Kong

Briefs | Red Market to undergo refurbishment in Sep

The refurbishment of Red Market will be carried out in September, José Tavares, President of the Civic and Municipal Affairs bureau (IACM), announced yesterday. The refurbishment process will

Consultation on Lai Chi Vun shipyards starts Monday

The Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC) will conclude a report on the evaluation of the Lai Chi Vun shipyards within 12 months. This was the announcement of

EU urged to publish agreements with suspected tax havens

The European Union’s top tax official is urging member states to make public any commitments given by non-EU countries wanting to get off the bloc’s blacklist of

Crime | PJ denies weapon used in casino heist

The Macau Judiciary Police (PJ) has denied media reports claiming that there was any weapon or violence involved during the heist early Tuesday morning in a casino

‘You must give back to the world’ | Gastronomy City title not just a platform, counsels UNESCO

The International Gastronomy Forum, Macao 2018 kicked off yesterday morning at the Macau Tower Convention and Entertainment Center. The annual event was attended by many specialists from the

Macau one of 35 ‘smart city’ agreements last year

Robot driven taxis and computers eliminating traffic jams may appear sooner than you think after some of the biggest technology companies picked up the pace of dealmaking

Real Estate Matters | Annual Property Operating Data

When you invest in property, you expect to collect money, mostly in the form of rent, and spend money to pay for the operating expenses and the loans

World’s top jeweler diversifies with new brands for niches

Chow Tai Fook Jewellery Group Ltd. plans to embark on its biggest effort in decades to add new brands as the world’s largest jeweler seeks

Economy | Exports, consumers drive China’s 6.9 percent growth in 2017

China’s economy gained steam in 2017, expanding at a 6.9 percent pace in 2017 in its first annual increase in seven years, according to data

Cross-border cash flows hit turning point last year

China’s cross-border capital flows hit a turning point in 2017 as foreign currency reserve levels stabilized after two years of declines, the country’s foreign exchange

Fake goods | Beijing criticizes US moves on intellectual property, telecoms

China yesterday criticized recent moves by the U.S. targeting the sale of fake goods and Chinese telecoms equipment, saying Washington lacks “objectivity” in its approach

Korean crisis | Joint Olympic flag deal angers conservatives in the South

When athletes from the rival Koreas paraded together behind a single flag for the first time at the opening ceremony of the 2000 Sydney Olympics, it was

Auto Racing | GoDaddy to sponsor Patrick in ‘Danica Double’

Danica Patrick is going back to green. GoDaddy Green, to be exact — a fitting color for her farewell tour. The company will sponsor Patrick

Serbian police arrest three Australians over USD400m cocaine haul

Three Australians have been arrested in Serbia over the second- largest cocaine haul in Australian law enforcement history, police said yesterday. Serbian police alleged the men

Australia PM says Olympic unity won’t denuclearize N. Korea

Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said yesterday he welcomed the recent dialogue between North and South Korea but marching together at the Winter Olympics won’t denuclearize

Chile | Pope wraps up Chile stop with visit to migrants, on to Peru

Pope Francis wraps up his Chile visit today by meeting with members of the South American nation’s booming immigrant community, who are flocking to

Tennis | WTA signs lucrative 10-year deal to move finals to Shenzhen

The WTA has signed a long-term deal to move its season-ending WTA Finals to Shenzhen, China, in 2019 and will increase total prize money to USD14 million,

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