Monday, November 9, 2015 – edition no. 2434

* Caritas Charity bazaar more than just a fundraiser, Paul Pun says * Sin Fong owners reach consensus * Inspectors crack down on smokers * Xi, Ma meet for 1st time   DOWNLOAD PDF   * China:

The Latest: China, Taiwan leaders shake hands for 1st time

SINGAPORE (AP) — The latest on the historic meeting between the presidents of Chinaand Taiwan in Singapore. All times local. ___ 3 p.m. The leaders of Taiwan and

The Buzz | Corruption trial starts in Rome for 46 politicians, others

Forty-six local politicians, businessmen and go-betweens have gone on trial in Rome accused of corruption and, in some cases, of banding together to use intimidation similar to the Mafia’s methods

Chopsticks | Michelin adds new street food category to guide for first time with Macau and HK

A total of 23 addresses in Hong Kong and 12 eateries in Macau earned a “rightful place” in the 2016 Michelin guide’s newly created street food category and represent the

World Briefs

INDIA Booker Prize-winning novelist Arundhati Roy has joined the growing number of writers, filmmakers, scientists and historians voicing alarm over what they describe as a climate of religious intolerance and

Seminar on Portuguese architecture and urbanism

Albergue SCM will hold a seminar at 3 p.m. tomorrow entitled “Contemporary Architecture and Urbanism in Portugal – Present Days,” in which Professor José Manuel Fernandes will share his views

WTA Elite Trophy inaugurates new Hengqin Tennis Center

Ranking third out of all women’s tennis events in China, the WTA Elite Trophy Zhuhai is showcasing some of the world’s elite tennis players in the neighboring island of Hengqin,

Former UN official to discuss Euro refugee crisis

Former Special Representative of the United Nations (UN) Secretary-General (Peacekeeping Operations) Victor Angelo is holding two lectures to discuss the refugee crisis currently troubling the European Union (EU), along with

Lai Man Wa receives distinguished funeral service

Many major officials solemnly bid farewell to the late head of the Macau Customs Service, Lai Man Wa, at the Kang Wu Funeral parlor yesterday morning before her body was

Journalists’ Association slams authorities over Lai’s death

The Macau Journalists Association yesterday criticized the authorities for their handling of information regarding the death of the Customs chief, Lai Man Wa. In a press release, the group said

Brawl between two male inmates

Labor | USJ campus subcontractor claims tens of millions in unpaid arrears

According to a representative of Iao Sang Construction Engineering, “Our contract was worth 450 million patacas we have completed around 60 to 70 percent of the work. So it

Uber now ‘hiring’ drivers in Macau

Confirmation has come in the form of a promotion advert on Facebook that links to Uber’s official website. Uber is looking to expand its operations in the region and, in

Sacred Music Festival aims for cooperation with local artists

Organized by the Alliance Francaise de Macao for the first time, the Sacred Music Festival aims “both to valorize the heritage of Macau”, enlivening some of its monuments with musical

Traditional patio roof collapses, Cultural Affairs Bureau fails to act on time

Patios were once extremely common in the Inner Harbor area, situated close to historical landmarks along with St. Lawrence Church, the A-Ma Temple, Lilau Square, and the Mandarin House. In

As Facebook grows, expect to see more ads on Instagram 

If you’re starting to notice more ads on Instagram, it’s all part of Facebook’s plan. Facebook, the world’s largest social network, has steadily built its advertising business to become the world’s second-largest digital

Corporate Bits | golden peacock awarded michelin guide to for third straight year

“I am extremely proud that Michelin has recognized the Golden peacock again, both from a personal perspective and for my very talented team,” said Keralan native, Chef Justin Paul. “We

Gaming | Melco Crown profit falls 22 percent

Melco Crown Entertainment Ltd., which last week opened the USD3.2 billion Studio City casino resort in Macau, reported third-quarter profit fell 22 percent as China’s economic slowdown and its anti-corruption crackdown

Xi arrives to woo Vietnam comrades and reverse US drift

When President Xi Jinping lays a wreath at the hulking Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum in Hanoi this week, he’ll be reminding Vietnam of the country’s shared communist lineage and Cold War

Taiwan | Ma wants Xi to ease island’s isolation

  Taiwan’s president said yesterday he hopes this weekend’s historic meeting with China’s leader can ease Beijing’s hardline stance on diplomatic relations with Taiwan, which is now recognized by just 22 countries. President

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