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Mental health awareness is on the rise in Macau, with more
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A significant number of hotels and integrated resorts in Macau have sold out
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Total merchandise exports grew 17.2% year-on-year to MOP1.16 billion in August
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Micro Connect (H.K) Investments Limited made waves in the financial sector yesterday with
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China is redoubling its first-aid for its economy, targeting banks, workers
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Macau's casino operators continued to see significant gains yesterday, following the
Read MoreA retired 63-year-old civil servant was arrested earlier this week for allegedly having sexually assaulted his four-year-old daughter according to a report by Jornal Cheng Pou. The incident was first
The mid-term gaming review will be made public today at a press conference scheduled for the afternoon. The report in its Chinese version is over 200 pages in length and
Gaming analysts are united over their prediction that the ban on proxy betting put into practice earlier this week by the Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau (DICJ) will have a
Japanese Internet company SoftBank Group Corp., which is struggling to turn around Sprint in the U.S., reported yesterday a 27 percent drop in profit for the fiscal year ended March
The Dubai government-owned airline said revenue, however, fell in 2015-2016 by four percent to $23.2 billion from $24.2 billion in 2014, mostly because of a stronger U.S. dollar that impacted
The latest release of the names of thousands of offshore companies and other financial data of the rich and powerful is spurring renewed calls to counter corruption and tax evasion. Japan’s
A delegation with representatives of the governments of the Great Pearl River Delta will travel to Portugal next June to explore business opportunities, said Gloria Batalha Ung, director of the
Brazilian oil company Petrobras has taken on a loan of USD1 billion earlier than planned from the Export-Import Bank of China, the company said in a statement issued yesterday. In the
China’s Cabinet has approved measures to boost exports in a move that might inflame tensions with Western trading partners that accuse Beijing of flooding their markets with steel and other goods
Chinese markets have rarely looked more like Vegas casinos. In recent weeks, investors have driven up trading volumes in China to astronomical levels, betting on everything from rebar to eggs. China traded
The sale to China Molybdenum Co. unloads its interest in one of the world’s largest copper and cobalt mines, located in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Freeport-McMoRan is also in negotiations with China Molybdenum to
The U.S. Navy sent its third warship in less than seven months into China-claimed waters of the South China Sea as tensions rise ahead of an international court’s ruling on
China said yesterday that it hopes to work with the Philippines’ new government to resolve territorial disputes in the South China Sea, but insisted the onus is on Manila to lower tensions. Beijing hopes
After a ruling-party congress in which leader Kim Jong Un enshrined his hold on power and his commitment to developing nuclear weapons, hundreds of thousands of North Koreans celebrated with
Chinese President Xi Jinping extended his congratulations to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on his new title of chairman of the ruling Workers' Party of Korea, underscoring traditional ties
Soon after it became apparent from election results that Rodrigo Duterte would be the next president of the Philippines, he drove at 3 a.m. yesterday to a cemetery to visit his
The late Philippine dictator Ferdinand Marcos’ son, who is running for vice president, called yesterday for a stop to an unofficial vote count that shows his rival has overtaken him. Sen. Ferdinand “Bongbong”
Boxing great Manny Pacquiao appears to have won a seat in the Philippine Senate, according to unofficial results. Pacquiao has garnered more than 15 million votes, with about 93 percent of precincts reporting
Two airstrikes struck a northwestern Syrian town yesterday, killing at least 10 people, wounding many others and knocking out the dome of a mosque, opposition activists said. The air raids on
Turkey came under scrutiny yesterday for alleged human rights violations committed by security forces against Kurds in the southeast and Syrian refugees trying to enter the country, with two organizations
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