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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Paulo Coutinho
Macau,
As Macau continues to undergo social and economic development, local legislators are
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MGM China Holdings Limited has reported record-breaking financial results for the
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The Court of Final Appeal (TUI) has decided on the
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“The 1.7% sequential contraction per day was better than historical
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The government has made a positive evaluation of the result of
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The city’s corruption watchdog has uncovered allegations that, cumulatively, two customs
Read MoreShe was taken to hospital in the early hours of Sunday morning where surgeons tried for two hours to save her life but she died at 0300 BST. In a statement
A lobster bought from a Massachusetts fish market for USD210 and set free by twin brothers who didn’t want it to become someone’s dinner has apparently died. Chris and David Schmidt,
Wayne Rooney will remain as England captain but his midfield experiment with the national team is over, with the Manchester United veteran set to revert to playing as a deep-lying
The only African voter to publicly support FIFA President Gianni Infantino’s election campaign is competing for a seat on FIFA’s ruling council. South Sudan soccer federation president Chabur Goc is among
A lawyer for a Massachusetts man found with 95 packets of heroin in his car says his client shouldn’t be punished for unknowingly buying a vehicle from a drug dealer. The
MYANMAR Peace talks aimed at ending more than half a century of conflict between Myanmar’s army and an array of armed ethnic rebel groups are due to start in the
Portugal’s former prime minister Antonio Guterres topped the third successive poll of candidates seeking to succeed Ban Ki-moon as the next U.N. secretary-general, making him the clear front-runner for the
Gene Wilder was terrific when he was calm and collected. But when he lost it, he was transcendent. Often playing opposite enormous, big performers like Zero Mostel and Richard Pryor, Wilder
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As the region’s gaming operators shift their focus toward mass-market recreational gamblers, and away from their previous VIP targets, MGM is confident that its property can shoulder the continuous decline
A local resident found herself in trouble after hoping to see significant returns in an alleged high-interest deposit scheme she saw advertised on Wechat app, the Judiciary Police (PJ) informed
World-renowned theatrical sensation, STOMP, an eight-person performance group that uses everyday items such as lighters, bin lids, plastic bags and brooms to hammer out a percussionist rhythm, is coming to
The police have caught two suspects of serious driving offences. Although the cases are separate and unrelated, both men were intercepted and charged with the driving offences despite the fact
A vessel used during construction work sank yesterday morning in the Outer Harbor channel, Radio Macau reported. Five workers that were on board the vessel at the time were rescued
Hong Kong’s first homebuilt and locally registered aircraft took off on Sunday to complete a three-month ‘Around the World Journey’. At 8:30 a.m., the aircraft revved up at the Hong
A new exhibition opened yesterday at the Regency Art Hotel seeks, not only to showcase the works of recently graduated, local art and design students, but also to demonstrate the
China’s yuan traded near a five-week low, with the Federal Reserve’s signals of a potential interest-rate increase putting renewed pressure on Asian currencies. China’s exchange rate fell as much as 0.24
Billionaire James Packer sold a AUD448 million (USD338 million) stake in Crown Resorts, reducing his ownership of the Australian casino operator to less than 50 percent. Packer’s privately held investment vehicle,
The Parisian Macao completed a fire drill yesterday in preparation for its Sept. 13 opening. Around 600 Parisian team members participated in the 11 a.m. drill, demonstrating the emergency-response readiness
China’s regulators are intensifying scrutiny of unusual movements in stocks as they seek to damp speculation in the nation’s financial markets. Exchanges in Shanghai and Shenzhen have opened 774 investigations into
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