Real Estate Matters | Some Interesting Facts About Macau Property – Part III

Five more facts about Macau property that you may not already know…. 11. RENTAL YIELDS IN MACAU ARE VERY LOW Rents may seem high at

Sands woos Japan with vision for top sports, concert venues

Casino and resorts operator Las Vegas Sands deployed David Beckham and other top sports, music and entertainment figures yesterday in its effort to woo Japan as it

World Bank raises Asia growth forecast

The World Bank raised its growth forecast for the developing economies of East Asia and the Pacific yesterday but warned that risks included rising protectionism and escalating

Corporate bits | Episode of Sing! China filmed at the Cotai Arena

Four of China’s most popular singers made a sensational appearance for Sing! China at The Venetian Macao’s Cotai Arena, where an episode of the hit reality TV show

Opinion | China’s bike rental firms are actually secret cash cows

China’s bike rental companies Mobike and Ofo are in talks to merge, Bloomberg’s Lulu Chen reported Tuesday. There’s not a sane mind in the world who doesn’t think

No Chinese casualties in Las Vegas mass shooting

The Consulate General of China in San Francisco confirmed on Tuesday that there have been no reports of casualties of Chinese citizens in the Las Vegas mass

Hollywood is said to be shortchanged by exhibitors

Chinese theaters under-reported ticket sales of U.S. movies by 9 percent last year, according to an audit that found the operators in the world’s second- largest

Japan | TEPCO gets first approval to run reactors since 2011

The Japanese utility blamed for safety lapses in the Fukushima nuclear plant meltdowns has received its first approvals to operate reactors under stricter safety standards set since

Cambodia | Opposition lawmaker flees after arrest warning

A prominent opposition lawmaker in Cambodia has fled the country, saying yesterday that Prime Minister Hun Sen made direct threats against her and her colleagues and that she

Kim Jong Nam murder | Masks and gloves worn in court as VX-tainted evidence shown

A Malaysian judge and court officials wore face masks and surgical gloves in court yesterday as samples were admitted as evidence of where VX nerve agent was found on

Myanmar | Diplomats who toured Rakhine want access for aid

A  group of 20 foreign diplomats who visited Myanmar’s Rakhine state, where half a million ethnic Rohingya Muslims fled recent violence, have urged the government to allow

Las Vegas shooting | Gunman’s girlfriend returns to US for questioning

The Las Vegas gunman’s girlfriend, back in the United States after a weekslong trip abroad, will be at the center of the investigation into the shooting deaths

Offbeat | Man admits sneaking snakes over border in socks

A man who was caught trying to sneak snakes into Canada in his socks has pleaded guilty. Federal prosecutors in Buffalo say 28-year-old Chaoyi Le faces up

This Day in History | 1984 – Sandinistas claim election victory

Nicaragua’s ruling Sandinista Front (FSLN) has claimed a decisive victory in the country’s first elections since the revolution five years ago. Within hours of the count beginning, the leader

Football | Catalonia independence dispute reaches Spain’s national team

The divisive dispute over Catalonia’s push for independence has spilled into Spain’s national team. “La Roja” has been unable to sidestep the nation’s most serious crisis in

Syria preparing for World Cup playoff against Australia

Torn apart by war, Syria’s national soccer team is coming together for a spot at next year’s World Cup. The Syrians have never before qualified

World briefs

SPAIN Catalonia’s regional government mulled yesterday when to declare the region’s independence from Spain, with some lawmakers saying it would happen Monday. As Spain grappled with its most serious national

The Buzz | New York residents seek to co-name street after Jimi Hendrix

Organizers of the petition are seeking to co-name West Eighth Street as “Jimi Hendrix Way.” The New York Times reported the organizers say they believe the

Jackie Chan feels ‘useless’ in wake of Vegas attack

Jackie Chan wishes he could have used his iconic, on-screen martial arts skills to help those hurt at Sunday’s mass shooting in Las Vegas. “A

Girl About Globe | Perils of the Orient for the Trumps

The Trumps are coming to Asia next month. What a significant trip this could turn out to be. Let’s look at the issues raised by their itinerary,

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