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Joe Biden’s withdrawal from the U.S. presidential race injects greater uncertainty into
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The Vientiane Capital People’s Court of the Lao People’s Democratic
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The Lek Hang Group celebrated the grand opening of Hotel Central, a
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An academic study conducted by researchers from the Faculty of Humanities
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The government has responded to recent criticisms over the construction of the flyover
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Beijing has announced its commitment to supporting Hong Kong and Macau
Read MoreTransAsia Airways confirmed on Monday that one of its aircraft returned to Macau 30 minutes after take-off to Taiwan. “We know there was a problem, but we have not yet found
The Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC) plans to provide more information to the public about the Central Library project to be built at the old courthouse in Nam Van area. “First of
To celebrate the 30th Macao International Music Festival (FIMM), the Cultural Affairs Bureau is set to present two concerts titled “Bravo Macau!” tomorrow and Friday at the Dom Pedro V
In response to the situation of up to 200,000 Filipino domestic helpers working illegally in China, a high representative from the Philippine government is set to discuss with mainland authorities
The unemployment rate for June-August 2016 held stable over the previous period (May-July 2016) at 1.9 percent. According to the Statistics and Census Service the underemployment rate was 0.4 percent,
In its report, Citigroup said that after surveying 13 casinos in the territory, it now estimates that the average minimum bet (AMB) in the mass market was down 6 percent
As the city now boasts fresh attractions due to newly opened resorts, MGTO deputy director Cecilia Tse told the press that the bureau expects visitors to stay in the city
MGM plans to roll out a series of Mass Recruitment Fairs for local talent from now until the grand opening of MGM Cotai (scheduled for Q2 of 2017), including specific
Fifteen current and former Air France workers went on trial yesterday for alleged violence during a union protest last year at the airline’s headquarters that saw two company executives flee
The World Trade Organization dramatically slashed its forecast for trade growth this year by about a third to its lowest rate since 2009, when the global economy was mired in
China will build an Integrated Vocational Training Centre (Cinfotec) in Huambo province in 2017, the minister of public administration, labor, health and social security announced in Luanda, reports the newspaper
Australia’s Lucapa Diamond Company has discovered at the Lulo concession in Angola yet another very large diamond, weighing 172.67 carats (35.534 grams), the company announced in a statement released on
Strong winds knocked down people and scattered debris as a massive typhoon crossed over Taiwan yesterday, killing at least four people and injuring more than 260, officials said. Typhoon Megi’s bands
Shanghai ranks as the top pick among the world’s cities expected to become significant global financial centers in the next few years, according to a survey of finance professionals. Qingdao, Shenzhen,
A court in southern China’s industrial heartland yesterday passed down suspended sentences to three labor organizers who led strikes to demand better working conditions, in the latest move by ruling
The notorious “Lo Tsin” of Hong Kong’s equity market are suddenly in the spotlight. Slang for “tricksters” in Cantonese, the phrase has long been used in the former British colony
Singapore can do more to address the money-laundering risks posed by the country’s status as a global financial center, the Financial Action Task Force said. While acknowledging that the Southeast Asian
An alleged timber smuggler in Cambodia has given journalists a lesson in ethics: People who take bribes should honor their commitments — or be prepared to die. Timber smuggling and bribery
The body of a newspaper editor killed seven years ago was exhumed yesterday for a fresh investigation as Sri Lanka’s government looks anew at multiple unsolved killings of journalists under
After a half-century of combat that spilled blood across this South American nation, Colombians have embarked on a new, but difficult path to settle their political differences with the signing
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