Tennis | Federer wins 8th Wimbledon title, beating Cilic in final

Roger Federer’s wait for No. 8 at Wimbledon is over. He is once again the champion of the grass-court Grand Slam tournament, now more often than any

F1 | Hamilton wins British GP, cuts Vettel’s lead to 1 point 

Lewis Hamilton slashed Sebastian Vettel’s Formula One championship lead to one point by winning a record-equaling fifth British Grand Prix yesterday as his title rival was

World briefs

HONG KONG A court on Friday disqualified four opposition lawmakers from office for having turned their oath-taking into apparent protests against Beijing, further entrenching the central government’s hold over the

The Buzz | Arson suspect arrested after China house fire kills 22 

Authorities apprehended a man suspected of setting fire to a two-story house in eastern China yesterday, killing 22 people, the official Xinhua News Agency reported. Investigators discovered traces of

China | Legal activist released at end of 4-year prison term

A  Chinese legal activist who founded a loose network of socially conscious citizens was released from prison Saturday at the end of a four-year sentence, his

Rear Window | Short supply

There has been a sudden change this summer; almost all established civic associations and local heavyweights (an informal designation given to political figures in positions of power) seem

Monday, July 17, 2017 – edition no. 2845

* Family scatters Liu Xiaobo’s ashes into the sea in hasty funeral * Italy wins Macau FIVB championship * International salon of photography opens * 8th Wimbledon title for Federer   DOWNLOAD PDF   * Asian Dynasties Battle for

Political prisoner Liu Xiaobo dies at age 61

Nobel Peace Prize laureate Liu Xiaobo, China’s most prominent political prisoner, died yesterday at a hospital in the country’s northeast, officials said. He was 61. Liu had been transferred to

Fire Services registered less calls in first six months of 2017

The Fire Services (CB) registered a decrease in the need for their services during the first six months of 2017, when compared to the same

Volleyball | US, China ready for today’s games

Sitting on top of their group, following three wins in the 2017 Federation Internationale de Volleyball (FIVB) Volleyball World Grand Prix, team USA is set to

Greater Bay Area expected to surpass Tokyo by 2023

Experts from the Guangdong Academy of Social Sciences have said that it will only take the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area six years to surpass the Tokyo

Hong Kongers most active people worldwide

Hong Kongers are the most active people in the world, according to data collected from more than 700,000 mobile phones worldwide. Utilizing anonymous data from

Briefs | Non-local worker died from work accident

A 32-year-old non-local worker died at a construction site in Taipa. According to a report by TDM, the Fire Service Bureau presumed that the death had been caused

Arts | ‘Ballade – Animamix Contemporary Art’ opens

A new exhibition, titled “Ballade - Animamix Contemporary Art” will open today at the Macau Museum of Art (MAM). The exhibition features 46 art pieces

New residential loans surge 70pct

New approvals of residential mortgage loans (RMLs) surged 70 percent in May 2017 compared to the previous month, according to data released this week by the

Turtle Giant to reconvene for 1st Macau gig this year

Turtle Giant are reconvening in Macau tomorrow night at Rua de Nossa Senhora do Amparo for their first concert in the city since December last year.

World’s biggest gamblers cry foul as betting ads lure kids

As Australians on Wednesday night watched one of the year’s biggest sporting events, the interstate rugby league finale, television ads repeatedly implored them to have

Real Estate Matters | The Rental Process For Tenants – Part 5

This is the final part of the five part series on the rental process for tenants, and this final installment is about “ongoing living and termination”. Once you

‘Cardboard grannies’ | As China neighbors got rich, working in HK left her poor

They start sometimes at dawn and work frequently into the night, an army of old workers maneuvering carts around the streets of Hong Kong. Their spines bent with

Shake Shack to open Hong Kong location

Shake Shack Inc., the burger-and-fries chain founded in New York, will open its first location in Hong Kong next year, setting the stage for a push

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