Macau ATMs need face time before payout to follow the money

Chinese bettors withdrawing money from some ATMs in Macau need to do more than punch in their PIN code. They also have to stare into a

Briefs | New graffiti display at Anim’Arte Nam Van

Starting tomorrow local art group “Gantz 5” will be redecorating the graffiti display area at Anim’Arte Nam Van, the lakeside plaza, with a new theme “Midsummer.” The Cultural Affairs

Education | UM teachers and staff discouraged from visiting Taiwan

In an interview broadcast last Sunday by TDM, scholar Hao Zhidong, who is leaving the University of Macau (UM), claimed that academic freedom is shrinking

Crime | Thai man arrested for raping drunken woman

A man was arrested at Macau International Airport on Tuesday, where he was attempting to leave the territory after having raped a drunken woman last week.

Arts | Exhibition depicts 70 women portraits

The Macau Museum of Art (MAM) will inaugurate an exhibition today titled “Representing Women through MAM Collection – 19th and 20th Century,” which showcases 70 females portraits from

Macau places well in competitiveness ranking

The “Innovation Project of City Competitiveness Report: China Transformation Lever and Upgrade (No.15)” ranked Macau in fourth place in terms of livable cities in China. The report

Hotel with 30 Rolls-Royces and no guests seeks funds

Luxury builder 13 Holdings Ltd. has a fleet of 30 bespoke Rolls-Royce Phantoms for its hotel project in Macau, but no guests to ride in them.

Workers brace for job fight amid electric-car shift

Workers at Mercedes-Benz’s biggest engine plant, worried about their jobs as the carmaker shifts to electric technologies, are ratcheting up their fight over the

H&M sales buoyed by further expansion, cost controls 

Swedish low-cost fashion brand Hennes & Mauritz AB says second quarter sales increased by 10 percent to 59.5 billion kronor (USD7 billion) mainly because of its continued expansion and

Real Estate Matters | The Rental Process For Tenants Part 3

Hopefully you read last week’s article about securing an apartment. Once all deposits, fees and rental amounts have been paid as outlined in last weeks

Singapore | Monetary Authority says not yet time to ease property curbs

Singapore’s central bank said it’s not yet time to ease property curbs and the adjustments made by the government in March don’t signal an unwinding

Beijing defends prison care of ailing Nobel Peace laureate Liu

In the midst of a growing outcry, China appears to be responding to criticism that prison authorities failed to provide sufficient care to ailing Nobel Peace laureate Liu Xiaobo,

Ivanka shoes | Activists who probed supplier freed in China

After a month behind bars, three Chinese investigators who went undercover at a factory that made Ivanka Trump shoes walked freely out of the local police station this

Indonesia German hiker missing on volcano found dead

Indonesian officials say a German hiker who went missing last week while climbing a dormant volcano has been found dead. Search and rescue official Budiawan said

South China Sea | Beijing pledges continued assistance to Philippines

China’s foreign minister told his Philippine counterpart yesterday that Beijing is ready to provide more aid to the Southeast Asian country, as ties between the

South Korea-US | President Moon looks for common ground with Trump

South Korea’s new leader vowed to stand firmly with President Donald Trump against North Korea, playing down his past advocacy of a softer approach toward the

Thailand | 20 years on, scars from Asian financial meltdown linger

It’s been 20 years since a financial meltdown spread through much of Asia, wrecking economies and bringing down governments. They’ve long since recovered

Zero Tolerance | Australian cardinal takes leave from Vatican after sex assault charges

Cardinal George Pell, a top adviser to Pope Francis, took a leave of absence as the Vatican’s financial chief yesterday to fight criminal charges in his native

UK | Westminster face key vote on government’s agenda

British lawmakers were set to vote today on whether to approve the Conservative government’s plans for a Brexit-dominated parliamentary session, in a test of

Offbeat | Lady Gaga on writing new music, planning her upcoming tour

Whether it’s at a bar or baseball park, Lady Gaga says she’s going to give every performance her all. The singer will launch a summer tour

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