CHCSJ accredited by Australian health care organization

The Hospital Conde de Sao Januário (CHCSJ) held a ceremony yesterday at its facilities in order to celebrate having passed the accreditation test by the Australian Council of Healthcare Standards

Legal Wise by MdME | Opportunities for the aviation industry and beyond

The Macau International Airport (MIA) has recently passed 20 years since its official opening in November 1995. Since then it has experienced remarkable growth until today, with a couple of

Construction wages down as Cotai projects finish

The average daily wage of construction workers decreased by 2.5 percent in the third quarter of 2016 when compared to the previous quarter, according to information released by the Statistics

Mixed views on junket investment verdict

The Court of Second Instance (TSI) has recently ruled that a HKD2.5 million investment in a VIP gambling promoter should be considered a loan. The Times spoke with legal experts

Strait Politics | Xi shows one-China benefits in talks with Taiwan opposition

Chinese President Xi Jinping’s meeting with Taiwan’s opposition leader yesterday underscored China’s key message to the island’s independence-leaning administration: The price of not recognizing Taiwan as part of the Chinese

Contemporary ‘Carmen’ dance show to play CCM this week

A dance adaptation of George Bizet’s celebrated “Carmen”, created by Swedish choreographer Johan Inger and performed by the National Dance Company of Spain (CND), will be held at the Macau

New arrests for domestic violence

A 53-year-old local man, surnamed Un, was arrested by the Judiciary Police (PJ) for alleged domestic violence, it was announced on Monday. The incident marks the second domestic violence case arrest

Gaming | Wynn settles dispute with general contractor

Gaming subsidiary Wynn Macau has announced that it has settled its disputes with one of the general contractors of the entity’s latest Macau resort – the Wynn Palace. The two parties

UM student wins 14th Portuguese Speech Contest

University of Macau (UM) student Leong Kin Man won the championship of the 14th Portuguese Speech Contest held yesterday.  The theme of this year’s competition was ‘the art of life’.

Corporate Bits | Sands establishes team member development schemes

Sands China stated yesterday in a press release that it has established various programs dedicated to the development of its team members. To date, Sands China’s human resources department has initiated

Uber’s India rival said in talks to raise about USD600m

India’s largest ride-­hailing startup, Ola, is in talks to raise about USD600 million and may close the deal by year end, as it seeks to counter an increasingly aggressive Uber Technologies

Asian indexes lifted by strong China manufacturing report

Stocks indexes in Asia were mostly higher yesterday after surveys showed China’s factory activity rose to a two-year high last month, suggesting the world’s No. 2 economy is stabilizing. KEEPING SCORE: Hong Kong’s

Economy | Manufacturing hits 2-year high as demand perks up

Private and official surveys showed yesterday that China’s factory activity rose last month to its highest level in more than two years, suggesting the world’s No. 2 economy is stabilizing. The

Chinese, Malaysian navies to cooperate in South China Sea

China and Malaysia said their navies will cooperate more in the politically sensitive South China Sea in an agreement signed yesterday during a visit by Malaysia’s leader, who is seeking

Cybersecurity draft law targets foreign hackers

Chinese authorities could freeze assets and take other actions against foreign hackers threatening the country’s infrastructure under a revised draft of a new cybersecurity law. The law has been submitted for

South Korea Corruption | Man rams office: ‘I came here to help her die’

South Korean police detained a man who rammed a large excavator into a gate yesterday near the office where prosecutors questioned a woman at the center of a scandal that

Pyongyang joyfully lobs barbs at Seoul political scandal

North Korea is joyfully jumping into a bizarre political scandal rocking Seoul, calling it the inevitable result of a corrupt regime and saying the administration of South Korean President Park

Philippines | Military says it has killed 70 Abu Sayyaf militants

The Philippine military said yesterday it has killed 70 Abu Sayyaf militants and captured 32 others in an offensive that began in July against the group, which is accused of

Japan | Sony Music apologizes for band’s Nazi-like outfits

Sony Music Japan apologized yesterday after a popular Japanese all-girls band came under fire for performing in outfits resembling Nazi-era German military uniforms. The mostly teenage members of Keyakizaka46 appeared at

Sri Lanka | Authorities crack down on owners of elephants taken from wild

In Sri Lanka, an elephant in the back yard has long been a sign of wealth, privilege and power. But these days it may also be a sign that someone

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