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Plans are in motion to launch a cross-border ride-hailing app to
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In a joint operation, Macau and Hong Kong police authorities
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Paris: the Olympic gold medalist of naughtiness. Revolution ran like
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The Court of Second Instance (TSI) has reduced the prison
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July was a great month for local tourism, the Macao
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The 2024 Guangdong & Macao Branded Products Fair (2024GMBPF) drew
Read MoreThe 63rd edition of the Macau Grand Prix will receive more financial support from its title sponsor. In a ceremony held at Macau Tower, it was announced that the total
The government’s proposal to build two tunnels connecting Taipa and the Macau peninsula has raised controversial debates within the city. A notice published in the Official Gazette last week indicated that
Art For All Society (AFA) is set to host an exhibition titled “Innocencepedia - Works by Kay Zhang” at its premises on August 1. The exhibition will feature 33 hand
The Monetary Authority of Macao announced yesterday that the preliminary estimate of the MSAR’s foreign exchange reserves amounted to MOP151.3 billion at the end of June 2016. The reserves were
Private drivers that use the exclusive bus lane that connects Barra and Doca Lam Mau on weekdays will be penalized with fines starting from this week. According to a statement released
Copper fell with most industrial metals amid speculation that credit conditions in China, the biggest user, will curb demand in the second half of the year. Nickel held last week’s
Tsogo Sun Holdings Ltd. is positioning itself for an economic rebound in South Africa as the continent’s largest gaming and hotels company upgrades casinos in its core market. While there’s enough
Audi, a German car brand, is hoping for Macau’s automobile market to stabilize later this year as its sales in Hong Kong are recuperating due to an improvement in the
Terminal management services staff members Carbel Choi and Michael Iun of the Macau International Airport were awarded a “Certificate of Appreciation” by the U.S. Consulate General in Hong Kong and
China’s home-price gains tapered off last month, as second-tier cities joined some of the nation’s largest hubs in imposing housing curbs to cool surging prices. New-home prices excluding government-subsidized housing climbed
The Chinese government has fired three officials in an eastern province after a strong tropical storm killed 83 people and left 19 others missing, an official news agency reported yesterday. Typhoon
The Ministry of Public Security has promised a series of favorable policies for skilled foreign workers in the pilot free trade zone in south China’s Guangdong Province. According a ministry statement
Hong Kong’s financial market regulator is querying brokerages and banks about their compliance with dark pool rules, according to people who have seen the questionnaire. The Securities and Futures Commission sent
China is closing off a part of the South China Sea for military exercises this week, the government said yesterday, days after an international tribunal ruled against Beijing’s claim to ownership of virtually
An avalanche in Tibet’s far west has left nine people dead, along with scores of yaks and sheep, authorities and state media said yesterday. Those killed were all residents of the
Australia’s prime minister yesterday announced only minor changes to his new cabinet after two ministers lost their seats in elections early this month. Malcolm Turnbull also resisted pressure from the hard-right elements
The Philippines’ crime-fighting president says he plans to ask Chinese officials why some Chinese citizens who visit his country are allegedly involved in illegal drugs. President Rodrigo Duterte, who has vowed
A senior South Korean prosecutor has been arrested for allegedly pocketing millions of dollars following shady stock transaction deals with a leading online game maker, officials said yesterday. Jin Kyung-joon, a
On a quiet suburban California cul-de-sac where neighbors hang wind chimes and grow rose bushes, one three-bedroom house stood out. At night, dozens of cars swarmed outside. Groups of young
A Bangladesh court yesterday indicted 41 people for murder in the deaths of more than 1,100 people in the collapse of a building that housed five garment factories and became
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