Food & Beverage | Tours for chocolate lovers not just about sampling sweets

A tour for chocolate lovers in Brooklyn, New York, isn’t just about tasting the final product. It also gives a peek at factories, neighborhoods and even business

Heritage | New Macau slams gov’t for failing to respond to UNESCO

The New Macau Association (ANM) is echoing UNESCO’s concerns about the “slow progress” for a comprehensive urban plan to protect the world heritage sites in

UK general election British nationals in Macau prefer May, but only just

On the two biggest issues of the U.K. general election, the country’s withdrawal from the European Union and the threat of Islamic terrorism, Brits living in

Analysis | UK’s strange election about nothing

Britain’s vote today is set to be a textbook example of the limits of elections. When choices are clear, and articulated by strong leaders, elections can move

On the front line | Contenders trade blows on last day of campaign

Britain’s political leaders crisscrossed the country on the last day of the general election campaign yesterday, with security dominating the agenda in the wake of the London

Scott Chiang to keep leading New Macau until elections

On the sidelines of New Macau Association (ANM) press conference regarding the UNESCO World Heritage Committee report on Macau heritage, Scott Chiang admitted he will

CESL Asia to host sports day this Saturday

CESL Asia is slated to hold its CESL Asia and Friends Sport Fun Day this coming Saturday at the Workers Stadium, with this edition expected to feature

Five election nomination applications approved

The Electoral Affairs Commission for the Legislative Assembly Election (CAEAL) confirmed that as of yesterday, it has approved five applications for legal status as submitted by respective

Sao Tome appoints representative to Forum Macau

São Tomé and Príncipe has appointed Gualter Vera Cruz as the representative to the Forum for Economic and Trade Cooperation between China and Portuguese-speaking Countries (Forum Macau),

Corporate bits | MGM launches art workshops

MGM Macau is launching a series of art workshops with the theme of “Gold” throughout this summer, celebrating its ongoing exhibition “A Golden Way of Life –

Education | Mainland-Macau youth exchange to be expanded

The Education and Youth Affairs Bureau (DSEJ) will expand youth exchange programs between mainland China and Macau. This information was revealed during a DSEJ press conference organized

FDCT launches subsidies targeting ‘smart city’ projects

The Science and Technology Development Fund (FDCT) has launched a new subsidy program for the region’s tech specialists to allow them to contribute to Macau’s development into

IPIM starts ‘Conference Ambassador’ program

The Macau Trade and Investment Promotion Institute (IPIM) has launched its “Conference Ambassador” program and invited six people from mainland China and abroad to be Macau’s “Conference

Briefs | Committee: New terminal size ‘appropriate’

Ho Hoi Leng, assistant coordinator of the Social Services Advisory Committee of the Islands, said that the new Taipa Maritime Terminal is not as large as commonly

Air China swoops into Zurich in wake of Chinese takeover spree

As Chinese appetite for Swiss companies grows, so is demand for flights between the two countries. Air China Ltd. is seizing on an opportunity

Electric car market goes zero to 2 million in five years

The number of electric vehicles on the road rocketed to 2 million in 2016 after being virtually non-existent just five years ago, according to the International Energy

Six Filipino billionaire heirs rise with Duterte shift to China

Seven decades ago in Manila, one of  Henry Sy’s first bonanzas was buying cigarettes off of American soldiers and selling them in the city plaza

Hong Kong steals Tokyo’s crown as priciest Asian city for expats

Hong Kong overtook Tokyo as the most expensive city in Asia-Pacific for expatriates, and is second globally, according to consultancy firm ECA International. Thanks to the

South China Sea | Beijing lashes out over Pentagon report on Chinese military

Beijing says it is “firmly opposed” to a Pentagon report that highlighted China’s construction of military facilities on man-made islands in the disputed South China Sea and speculated

Finance | Foreign reserves rise for fourth month

China’s foreign currency reserves rose in May for a fourth month ahead of a possible U.S. interest rate hike that might put new pressure on Beijing’s exchange rate

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