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Most ambulance calls are due to minor issues, the Fire Services
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CLSA Ltd has revised its forecast for the SAR’s gross gaming
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The SAR’s efforts to recruit Portuguese doctors to Macau have seen
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The intermediate court has upheld the conviction of a university professor
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The Macau Daily Times has launched legal proceedings about fraudulent pages
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In a year of major elections that will determine the destinies
Read MoreThe “Art Fair @ 5 Outubro Street” will be held on Saturday and Sunday between 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. at the Hong Kung Temple Square. The event is organized
The Civil Aviation Authority of Macao (AACM) has stated in an email to the Times that they “do not have information about the opening of new airports in the Pearl
During May, the total number of taxis involved in legal infractions was 302, as announced yesterday by the Public Security Police Force (PSP). 107 cases were related to accusations of
Two yoga practitioners in the city are set to hold an outdoor yoga session on Sunday to celebrate the upcoming second International Yoga Day which takes place every June 21. Kerill
The debate over the referendum that will determine whether or not the United Kingdom remains in the European Union “is probably the biggest strategic, political, economic and business decision that
MGM Resorts International finally reconciled its Atlantic City complications last week, after it agreed to buy Boyd Gaming’s half of Borgata Hotel for USD900 million. This conclusion comes after almost
The government has reiterated that it will not change its current policy in which only Macau ID holders are allowed to be employed as card dealers, or croupiers, in Macau’s
The preliminary results of the Macau Science and Technology Awards 2016 were announced yesterday. A total of 18 prizes proposed by the awards’ evaluation committee will be distributed among the
Juliet Risdon is a Director of JML Property and a property investor. Having established the company in 1994, JML Property offers Investment Property & Homes. It specializes in managing properties
A Kurdish rebel suicide bomber detonated an explosives-laden vehicle outside a police headquarters near Turkey’s border with Syria yesterday, killing four other people. An Interior Ministry officia, said two civilians and two women
For the second straight year, Newsweek magazine has named Sands China as one of the ‘greenest’ companies in the world. The company’s global ranking jumped to number 62 in the
CHINA’s State Oceanic Administration said four officers were killed when a marine surveillance plane crashed into a mountain along the country’s east coast. The accident occurred on Tuesday during a
Suzuki Motor Corp. Chairman Osamu Suzuki ceded the role of chief executive officer and one of his top deputies will resign after the automaker admitted to using unapproved fuel-economy testing
A Bollywood film producer took his row with India’s censor board to a court yesterday, challenging dozens of cuts and changes to a film that depicts the menace of drug
A Norwalk, Connecticut, advertising company has sued PepsiCo Inc. in New York over a Super Bowl commercial, saying its design ideas were stolen. Betty Advertising filed the lawsuit Tuesday in Manhattan
China's State Oceanic Administration said four officers were killed when a marine surveillance plane crashed into a mountain along the country's east coast. The accident occurred Tuesday during a routine mission
Chinese children are much taller and stronger than four decades ago, with the height gap standing at 8 centimeters (cm), a government survey showed yesterday. The National Health and Family Planning
China is speeding up efforts to design and build a manned deep-sea platform to help it hunt for minerals in the South China Sea, one that may also serve a
Government employees in Singapore will soon lose their internet access at work to make official information systems more secure, authorities said yesterday. The government's Infocomm Development Authority said it has begun
Police in Papua New Guinea fired gunshots yesterday to quell a student protest demanding the prime minister’s resignation, the government said. The country’s police commissioner said nearly two dozen people
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