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The Macau Economic Association has announced its predictions for Macau’s first-quarter
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As well as launching the new Macau ID card (BIR) late
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The SAR government has responded to the pressing need for housing for the elderlies
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Local authorities have received 1,137 valid applications for the new
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Former Taiwanese leader Ma Ying-jeou urged Taiwan’s leader-elect to pragmatically respond
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The SAR government plans to scrap housing market cooling measures
Read MoreCredit Suisse has released a report stating that Macau’s gaming revenue for the fourth quarter of 2015 fell by 27 percent year-to-year to MOP54.8 billion. The data signifies a slight improvement
The IAS president also said that in order the bureau will strive to promote the development of social services, and provide quality and efficiency for the wellbeing of the population.”
The Judiciary Police (PJ) yesterday revealed the content of a document from the Public Prosecutions Office (MP) relating to the death of the former director-general of the Customs Service, Lai
This year Macau will have two major environmental protection plans – the treatment of waste materials and that of waste cars, the Secretary for Transport and Public Works said in
A 27-year-old male resident of Macau was revealed as the victim of an extortion scheme that took place over the Internet. According to the information released yesterday during a police
The “ICAO Aviation Security Instructors Course,” a small-scale intensive class, has attracted 19 participants from both local and foreign industries, according to AACM. Participants are required to have a minimum of
A survey conducted by the General Association of Chinese Students – Macau has revealed that about half of Macau’s high-school students have part-time job experience. Interviewees claim that the main
The shipping company operating at the Inner Harbor Ferry Terminal has informed its clients that all routes from the ferry to Zhuhai’s Wanzai Port will cease following the closure of
The Council of the Portuguese Communities has accused the immigration department of taking too long to process local ID requests and of being excessively bureaucratic. In a letter sent to
Along Macau’s busy streets and stalls selling traditional dried goods sits a new shop with an extensive showroom of home furniture. Commune, a Singapore-based furniture design company, opened a Macau branch
3D light and sound, spectacular illusion paintings, a CNY-themed mini model exhibition showcasing traditional festive activities, along with hand-decorated monkey sculptures will be shown to usher in the Chinese New
As international markets watch anxiously, China is due to release a flood of data today that are likely to show economic growth slowed in the latest quarter but still is
KEEPING SCORE: U.S. markets were closed for a public holiday yesterday. But Dow futures were up 0.8 percent and S&P futures gained 0.7 percent, suggesting an improvement in sentiment following
The technical secretariat that will prepare the meeting of businesspeople from China and the Community of Portuguese Speaking Countries (CPLP), taking place on April 9 and 10 in Bissau, was
On Friday, the members of the delegation visited the Matchedje Motor car assembly plant, in the town of Machava, Maputo province to get acquainted with the unit, whose capacity could
Twenty prominent lawyers and jurists from Europe, North America, Australia and Pakistan yesterday urged Chinese President Xi Jinping to release a dozen Chinese lawyers and legal assistants held in detention
Manufacturer Tata Steel will cut 1,050 jobs in Britain as part of cost-savings to compete against cheap Chinese imports. The layoffs, largely in Wales, come just months after an earlier round
Philippine officials said yesterday they received two intimidating radio warnings identified as from the Chinese navy when they flew a Cessna plane close to a Chinese-constructed island in the South
The suspects, who were not identified, were accused of failing to ensure safety management, which eventually led to the major accident, according to a statement from Bao’an District Procuratorate. So far
The central bank said it will impose reserve-requirement ratios on yuan deposited onshore by overseas financial institutions from Jan. 25, without saying what level would be used. The ratios will
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