Architect: City can preserve sense of heritage, adapt to changes

Macau is reaching a stage where it has the foundation, wealth and the know-how to build a sustainable city, said Christopher Law, founder and director of The

Executive Council announces regulations on food coloring

The Executive Council has concluded its analysis of food safety regulations. This time, rules concerning the use of food color additives were elaborated on, the

MGM Cotai wins six accolades at Asia Property Awards 2017

MGM Cotai has been recognized with six awards in three categories at both regional and local levels at the Asia Property Awards 2017 held in

Briefs | Rebranded ‘International Parade’ with new route

The “2017 Macau International Parade”, which was known as the “Parade through Macau, Latin City” until last year, is going to be held on December 17.

Gaming | Galaxy sees Q3 revenue surge nearly one-quarter

Galaxy Entertainment Group (GEG) yesterday reported its unaudited financial results for the three-month-period ending September 30. The third quarter performance saw revenue soar by

Slight growth in residential property price index

The overall residential property price index in the third quarter of 2017 grew by 1.3 percent quarter-to-quarter to 256.3, marking the sixth consecutive quarter of growth and

The Buzz | Chinese authorities say 3 American students are under investigation

Chinese authorities are investigating three Americans following media reports that three UCLA freshmen were arrested for shoplifting ahead of their basketball game against Georgia Tech in Shanghai.

Real Estate Matters | Property Tax And An Uncertain Future ? – Part IV

Juliet Risdon is a Director of JML Property and a property investor. Having been established in 1994, JML Property offers investment property & homes. It specializes in managing

Gaming | Las Vegas: MGM Resorts says bookings rebounded after mass shooting

MGM Resorts International, in its first financial report since a gunman opened fire from one of its Las Vegas buildings and killed 58 people,

United Nations | Agency to stop taking funds from tobacco industry

The U.N.’s labor agency said yesterday that it will stop taking funding from the tobacco industry and will not extend its public-private partnerships with a

Corporate Bits | Sands China’s purchases on SMES amounts to MOP5.5 Billion

Since it launched in 2015, Sands China’s Local Small, Medium and Micro Suppliers Support Programme’s expenditure on local, small- and medium-sized enterprise (SMEs) suppliers amounts to

Xi, Trump present united front despite differences

President Donald Trump sought to present a united front with Chinese President Xi Jinping following two days of meetings yesterday, despite lingering differences over trade and North Korea.

China, US sign USD253.4b more deals

China yesterday signed business deals it said totaled USD253.4 billion with American companies during President Donald Trump’s visit in a tradition aimed at blunting criticism of Beijing’s

Korean Crisis | Pope seeks to defuse tension, push nuclear disarmament

Pope Francis is seeking to defuse rising nuclear tensions on the Korean peninsula and to boost support for disarmament with a Vatican conference that will bring together 11

APEC Summit | Abe keen to reach accord on Pacific Rim trade pact

Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has pledged to do his utmost to get fellow leaders of countries participating in a Pacific Rim trade pact to stick

EU | Brexit talks resume amid warnings of time running out

Negotiators from the European Union and Britain met yesterday for an abbreviated round of divorce talks, amid warnings that time is running out to reach an agreement

Syria | IS militants evacuate last stronghold to government

Islamic State militants withdrew yesterday from their last stronghold in Syria, a strategic town near the border with Iraq, following a government offensive that has effectively left

Offbeat | Imitating ‘Curb,’ St. Louis man ticketed for honking at cop

A St. Louis man is feeling pretty ... pretty ... pretty ... pretty miffed over a recent traffic ticket. In an instance of life imitating art — in this

This Day in History | 1997 – British au pair freed after appeal

British au pair Louise Woodward has been freed from jail in the United States after her conviction for murdering a baby was reduced to manslaughter. The

Author delivers compassionate look at the displaced

A naked man running through rush-hour traffic that’s backed up for miles jumpstarts “Wonder Valley,” author Ivy Pochoda’s enthralling look at people mired in a nomadic existence, anonymous to

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