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Macau,
Starting today, over 300,000 Macau and Hong Kong permanent residents will
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The Sands Shopping Carnival made a comeback yesterday at The Venetian
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The Hengqin Guangdong-Macao In-Depth Cooperation Zone has unveiled a comprehensive
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Only two of imprisoned former junket boss Alvin Chau’s original
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China’s ruling Communist Party wrapped up a top-level meeting yesterday by
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Most ambulance calls are due to minor issues, the Fire Services
Read MoreA Birmingham nightclub has been ordered to open its doors to black and Chinese people. The year-long investigation into popular nightspot Pollyanna’s was held
Thursday, 3:45am Celtic v Barcelona H 12, D 6.25, A 1.3 Lionel Messi is back, and that’s the best news Barcelona could have ahead of its Champions
Lionel Messi, Neymar and a Johan Cruyff-style turn from Hal Robson-Kanu are among 10 candidates to win the FIFA Puskas Award for goal of the year. Messi has been
An Australian police operation has seized more than 500 kilograms of the party drug MDMA in Sydney worth 60 million Australian dollars (USD44 million) and arrested two Chinese
JAPAN’s Meteorological Agency says the earthquake that struck yesterday off Fukushima was an aftershock of the massive 2011 quake. Northeastern Japan was jolted by a magnitude-7.4 earthquake. “But nothing
Dozens of vehicles collided amid snowy weather in northern China, leaving 17 dead and 37 injured, state media reported yesterday. A total of 56 vehicles were involved
Atlanta’s zoo is inviting the public to vote on names for twin giant panda cubs born in September. The twin pandas will be named on
For now, China’s leaders seem to be discounting U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s threats to punish them for allegedly unfair trade practices. The fact is that if they were to
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The Legislative Assembly has passed the government’s proposed budget for 2017, albeit with many doubts raised by the lawmakers. The budget for next year is estimated to
Meet Norbert Riezler, an Austrian-born American, in his 40s, who holds two key positions in Las Vegas Sands’ management and strategy. His double-task is to
Two medical groups are disappointed over the Chief Executive’s 2017 Policy Address last week concerning local health care infrastructure, stressing the need for a “more proactive approach” tothe currently
Three experts on data management were invited to the University of Macau, to participate in the Macao Big Data Forum 2016, last week. Their expertise was called
For the third time, a proposal that aims to protect Coloane’s environment in a more meaningful way has been rejected in the Legislative Assembly. The motion was supported by
A seminar on fraud and ways to detect it in modern businesses and public institutions was held last week at the Master in European Studies Alumni Association,
The first training program at the Global Center for Tourism Education on “Tourism Capacity Building for Government and Public Officials,” concluded yesterday. The event was attended by
Macao Polytechnic Institute (IPM) was awarded first prize at the 7th IPM Portuguese Debating Competition for Higher Education Institutions in China and Asia. Held last week at
Sands Retail Academy recognized its fifth cohort of graduates last week at a graduation ceremony at Conrad Macao, Cotai Central, honoring the latest group of Sands Shoppes
Leaders of 21 Asia-Pacific nations ended their annual summit with a call to resist protectionism amid signs of increased free-trade skepticism, highlighted by the victory of Donald Trump
Entertainer Douglass Fearon attributes part of his success to the fact that “I’m an anomaly — I’m a black man in China.” For some of the relatively few
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