Kapok | As little as possible

This is rather unfortunate timing. On the one hand the project of law on Labour Unions proposed by José Pereira Coutinho gets defeated during in the October 27th

Friday, November 10, 2017 – edition 2924

* New TV show tries to ‘bridge gap’ between young and old * Innovative care center opens * Macau, a sense of heritage * China, us sign USD253.4b more deals   DOWNLOAD

Trump, Pomp & Flattery

  * Movies: Murder on the Orient Express * Books: Wonder Valley by Ivy Pochoda * Music: Bridges Not Walls by Billy Bragg * Wine:

‘Murder on the Orient Express’ is a lavish romp

Kenneth Branagh’s "Murder on the Orient Express" is a visual feast, bursting with movie stars, glamour and production value so high, you might just exit the theater

Billy Bragg delivers the news on ‘Bridges Not Walls’

Billy Bragg is among the most romantic of protest singers but “Bridges Not Walls” is a newscast of dissent, not a love letter. Comprising just six

News of the world | Pomp and flattery: Asia rolls out the red carpets for Trump

Honor guards marching in unison in colorful uniforms. Elaborate state dinners with celebrity guests. Gaggles of children, jumping and screaming along with endless praise. The first

Sommelier

People often seem to think that the sommelier’s main job is to laugh out loud at any wine suggestion a customer might have. Au contraire, the main

Travelog | Oscar is a cat of the world but he didn’t like flying

Oscar is a cat of the world. He has his own Instagram account, @Oskibabi , along with high-tech toys like a remote-controlled centipede. But there’s

Trump to push Xi on trade, North Korea during 2-day visit

Welcomed to China with an outsized dose of pomp and pageantry, President Donald Trump pronounced himself wowed by Beijing’s lavish greeting yesterday at the start of a two-day

Housing Bureau opens public housing tender to allocate 1,300 or more units

The news that the new tender allowing residents to apply for public housing units has been opened was published yesterday in the Macau government’s Official Gazette by

Four smoking inspectors attacked

Four smoking control inspectors from the Health Bureau (SSM) received medical treatment in the hospital after being assaulted by a man who was illegally smoking in

Health Survey finds 30 percent of Macau overweight

The Health Bureau (SSM) published the findings of the Macau Health Survey 2016 yesterday, showing that more than one-third of men and almost 28 percent of women

New wholesale market concession to last until 2022

Details of the concession giving exclusive operation rights of the Macau’s new wholesale market to Sociedade do Mercado Abastecedor de Macau Nam Yue, Limitada, were published

Punishment for drug users is not heavy, IFNGO president says

Augusto Nogueira, new president of the International Federation of Non-Government Organizations for the Prevention of Drug and Substance Abuse (IFNGO), does not think that the Macau government is

Macau to host ‘Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants’ for the next two years

Macau is expected to host both the 2018 and 2019 editions of Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants awards and the associated event programs. Some of

Gaming | MGM China announces 5pct revenue growth

MGM China Holdings yesterday announced its selected, unaudited financial data for the three months ending September 30, during which time it recorded a total revenue

Corporate Bits | Leon Lai to perform at the Venetian

One of Hong Kong’s stars, Leon Lai will be bringing his ‘Leon Random Run 2017 Concert’ to The Venetian Macao’s Cotai Arena on December 16, Sands

Gaming | The hottest CEO in Vegas just bought the city’s strangest casino

Even in Las Vegas, the land of faux pirate battles and Elvis-themed wedding chapels, the Stratosphere is something of an oddball. Conceived by poker pro Bob

Luxury retail | Dior chief is said to step aside as LVMH shuffles leadership

Sidney Toledano will step aside as head of LVMH’s Christian Dior, ending an almost 20-year tenure at the helm of one of the world’s top fashion houses

South China Sea | Philippines backs down in disputed waters after Beijing protest

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte stopped construction work on a newly formed sandbar in the disputed South China Sea after China protested, the defense chief said yesterday, disclosing

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