Honorary doctorate conferred to Jia Pingwa

Noted author Jia Pingwa was conferred an honorary doctorate degree by the University of Macau (UM) on Wednesday, in recognition for his outstanding contributions to contemporary Chinese

Local volunteers join campaign for underprivileged girls

A global campaign “Dress a Girl Around the World”, which is under the Hope 4 Women International organization and led by a Portuguese Volunteer, is currently

Film | ‘Mr Bean’ back for Chinese premiere

After another internet hoax propagating a rumor that British comedian Rowan Atkinson had died, the actor behind the popular oddball of Mr Bean has surfaced in China

One woman in serious condition Number of injured in bus collision rises to 33

A triple collision involving two buses and a taxi on Governador Nobre de Carvalho Bridge left 33 injured, leaving one person in a serious condition, according

UM holds career and internship fair

The University of Macau (UM) kicked off its Career and Internship Fair yesterday, with over 100 companies and institutions providing opportunities for internships and full-time

Portuguese Secretary of State visits Macau

The Portuguese Secretary of State for the Portuguese Communities, José Luís Carneiro, held a meeting in Macau with representatives from several organizations, including the Consulate General

Pereira Coutinho questions government on maternity leave

Lawmaker Pereira Coutinho delivered a written enquiry to the government, last month, regarding the inequalities between the public and the private sector on the number

Macau to host supermodel competition

This year, the 10th Annual World Supermodel Production and International Fashion Show will be held with a “business theme” in Macau at the Macau Tower.

Corporate bits | MGM receives TTG China travel awards

MGM Macau has been named the “Best Business Hotel in Macau” at the 10th Annual TTG China Travel Awards 2017. This marks the eighth consecutive

Dean Foods Davis tells insider jury of prostitutes, gambling

Blackjack, patronizing prostitutes and stealing from a charity for women and children. Those were some of the vices the U.S. government’s star witness admitted to during

Spokesman confirms China suspended imports of Brazil beef

A spokesman for China’s commerce ministry confirmed yesterday his government has banned imports of Brazilian beef. Brazil’s agriculture minister said earlier China suspended imports after investigators accused

Real Estate Matters | Real Estate Scams & How To Avoid Them – Part 3

We are looking at Real Estate scams and how to avoid them. Although such scams are rare in Macau, they do happen and the money involved can

Business with China only sometimes a deal-breaker for Trump

Anthony Scaramucci announced to the world in January that he would be leaving Wall Street for the White House to become President Donald Trump’s top public liaison.

Zombie companies are China’s real problem, Peterson’s Lardy says

China needs to take on its state-owned “zombie companies,” which keep borrowing even though they aren’t earning enough to repay loans or interest, says Nicholas Lardy

Amid Anti-China protests | Premier Li warns Australia against protectionism

China’s premier yesterday warned against protectionism, saying his country planned to close its USD50 billion a year deficit with Australia by expanding the trading relationship rather than

Japan | Abe accused of giving cash for nationalistic school

The head of an ultra-nationalistic Japanese school operator at the center of a land and political scandal testified in parliament yesterday that Prime Minister Shinzo Abe donated 1 million

Singapore prime minister in Vietnam to up trade, investment

Vietnam and Singapore signed several business agreements yesterday during a visit by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong aimed at boosting the island state’s investment and trade with

South Korea | Ferry that sank 3 years ago lifted from sea

A 6,800-ton South Korean ferry emerged from the water yesterday, nearly three years after it capsized and sank into violent seas off the country’s southwestern coast, an

This Day in History | 1965 – Millions watch space probe crash into Moon

A ground-breaking 15-minute live broadcast has shown ordinary Americans what it feels like to be a space probe hurtling to destruction on the Moon.

Offbeat | Australian police arrest man in toddler’s 1970 disappearance

Australian police have made an arrest in the mysterious disappearance of a toddler from a beach nearly 50 years ago, charging a man with the 3-year-old girl’s slaying in

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