Beijing Imperial Palace Hotel accused of fraud

The Beijing Imperial Palace Hotel is accused of hiring over 700,000 rooms for the two years between 2015 and 2017 for over 250 million Hong Kong Dollars in payments that

Motorsports | TCR Asia relocates China’s Zhejiang round to Malaysia

The Zhejiang Circuit is far from completed The TCR Asia Series has cancelled its fourth and penultimate event of the season, which was planned to take place at the circuit of

Gaming | Vietnam reverses decision to lift ban on local gambling

Vietnam’s Ministry of Finance has banned locals from entering Vietnam’s casinos, even though the country’s decision-making Politburo approved lifting the ban several years ago for individuals who meet certain outlined

Briefs | ‘Mr Bean’ in town

The actor and comedian Rowan Atkinson, famous for his appearance in the British sitcom Blackadder and especially his character “Mr Bean”, is in Macau. According to information to which the

China-Lusophone cooperation Ministerial Conference to establish 2017-2019 strategy

The Fifth Ministerial Conference of the Forum for Economic and Trade Cooperation between China and Portuguese-speaking Countries (Forum Macau), a multilateral conference to discuss trade and business promotion which is

Cooperation with Portuguese-speaking countries promoted in Fujian

The Macau Trade and Investment Promotion Institute (IPIM) will organize a visit by a delegation of entrepreneurs from Macau to Fujian province for the 19th China International Fair for Investment

Italy | Museums turn toward the private sector for funding

Italian taxi drivers and concierges are being enlisted to encourage tourists to visit some museums. In Florence, supermarket customers raised 250,000 euros (USD275,000) by opting to help the city’s art

Singapore won’t ease real estate curbs ‘anytime soon,’ MAS Says

Singapore doesn’t intend to ease property curbs that have dragged home prices down by almost one-tenth anytime soon, the head of the central bank said. The relaxing of mortgage refinancing rules

Corporate bits | Sing! China TV show to air special edition in Macau

Hit reality TV show “Sing! China” is coming to The Venetian Macao’s Cotai Arena on September 21, where a special National Day episode of the series will be filmed. For the

CCCC may buy construction company in Brazil

Camargo Corrêa, one of the largest construction companies in Brazil, has been put up for sale and may be acquired by the China Communications Construction Company (CCCC), the Brazilian press

Angola has new finance minister

The chairman of the Angolan Capital Market Commission, Augusto Archer de Sousa Mangueira, is the new Minister of Finance of Angola, replacing Armando Manuel, who was dismissed as part of

Obama vows to work to tighten sanctions on North Korea, push Beijing

In the wake of another missile launch, President Barack Obama vowed to work with the United Nations to tighten sanctions against North Korea, but added that the U.S. was still

Globalization | British tea is booming in China, the drink’s birthplace

Ji Mengyu sinks into a soft chair with her cup of tea to the sound of tinkling teaspoons and light chatter. The opulently decorated Victorian tea salon is quintessentially British,

Trudeau sounds human-rights note as trip ends in Hong Kong

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau wrapped up his week-long visit to China by assuring a Hong Kong audience that his efforts to improve relations with the Asian country won’t prevent

India | In death, a Kashmir rebel becomes what New Delhi has long feared

Go to the villages of south Kashmir and they’ll tell you stories about Burhan Wani, the militant commander shot by security forces as he tried to escape through the back

On historic trip to Laos, Obama aims to heal war wounds

Acknowledging the scars of a secret war, President Barack Obama yesterday said the United States has a “moral obligation” to help this isolated Southeast Asian nation heal and vowed to

Thailand | Bombing kills three in Southern city, including 4-year-old girl

A bomb exploded outside a school in southern Thailand yesterday, killing three people, including a man and his 4-year-old daughter, whom he was dropping off for kindergarten. The incident was the

UAE | The biggest what? Dubai seeks glory in obscure world records

The 6,148 whiskey shots perched atop glasses of energy drink waited for the push that might send them tumbling into the record books — just another night in Dubai, and

Saudi Arabia | Top cleric says Iran’s leaders ‘not Muslims’

Saudi Arabia’s top cleric is revving up the kingdom’s rhetoric against Iran, saying in comments published yesterday that Tehran’s leaders are “not Muslims,” in response to rancorous remarks from Iran’s

This Day in History | 1952 – Egyptian army ousts prime minister

The Egyptian Army has forced Prime Minister Aly Maher out of office, following a bloodless coup six weeks ago. Mr Maher has been slow to carry out social and land reforms

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