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Macau's tourism industry is on the rebound, showing signs of robust recovery
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A local group that organizes language exchange events, Macao BlaBla Language Exchange (BBMacao), has
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The Meteorological and Geophysical Bureau (SMG) has warned there is now
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The Macau Union Hospital carried out its first oncological treatments late last week
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A dismissed town mayor who fled the Philippines after being accused of helping
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Cathay Pacific Airways has canceled several flights due to ongoing maintenance on
Read MoreTwo concerts will be held at the D Pedro V Theatre on Friday and Saturday as pre-opening events of the 29th Macau International Music Festival. Titled “Bravo Macau,” both concerts
CHINA-NEW ZEALAND As Chinese grew wealthier while their economy raced ahead, dairy farmers more than 6,000 miles away in verdant New Zealand felt like they’d won the lottery. Now, it’s
For Macau casinos analysts, this is what capitulation looks like. As revenue declined month after month this year, they have steadily cut their estimates for how the year will turn out. In January,
On the sidelines of the opening of the Ascott Macau yesterday evening, the Times spoke to Mr Chew Hang Song, Ascott China city manager for Hong Kong and Macau, to
The Macau Grand Prix Committee Coordinator, João Manuel Costa Antunes, will be serving as an adviser to the Secretary for Social Affairs and Culture, Alexis Tam. Mr Tam said yesterday that
The government is hoping to increase the quotas of both public and private local universities to ensure that the enrollment of students from mainland China increases, the Secretary for Social
The Macau diocese is planning to open and run a nursery at the USJ campus in NAPE once the university moves to its new campus, still under construction in Ilha
A local engineer was duped into giving away a large part of his savings in a premeditated honey-trap to an anonymous group from the mainland, according to the Judiciary Police. The
Taiwan’s stock exchange has removed smartphone maker HTC from its index of blue chip companies, signposting the dramatic decline of a business that once ranked as Taiwan’s No. 1 brand
This year, CEM announced that a record of 600 students and teachers forming almost 100 teams in representation of 23 local schools are expected to participate in the three competitions,
Key issues facing the United States and China as the Asian nation’s leader, Xi Jinping, makes his first U.S. state visit since becoming president in 2013. President Barack Obama will host Xi
Apple Inc. says it has removed some applications from its App Store after they were found to contain malicious software in an unusual security breach. The company yesterday blamed the
As Chinese grew wealthier while their economy raced ahead, dairy farmers more than 6,000 miles away in verdant New Zealand felt like they’d won the lottery. They were getting record prices
Burberry Group Plc Chief Executive Officer Christopher Bailey downplayed the prospect of any imminent rebound in China. “There’s been a struggle there,” Bailey said yesterday of luxury demand in Hong Kong and Macau,
Australia’s new Prime Minister Malcom Turnbull indicated yesterday that he is in no hurry to sever the nation’s constitutional links to Britain by appointing an Australian president as head of state. Turnbull
A former Philippine provincial governor and his brother, who are among the country’s most-wanted crime suspects for the 2011 murder of a radio anchor and prominent environmentalist, have been arrested
Kim Dotcom and three colleagues face an extradition hearing that began yesterday in an Auckland courtroom. Dotcom is the colorful German-born entrepreneur who started the Internet site Megaupload, which was
Greek left-wing leader Alexis Tsipras was set to receive the formal mandate to govern for a second straight term yesterday, after his unexpectedly decisive victory in early national elections that
Pope Francis was flying to eastern Cuba yesterday for the next leg of his pilgrimage after having met with both Raul and Fidel Castro but missing out on an encounter with
The new Independent Television Authority (ITA) began its broadcasts with live coverage of a ceremony at the Guildhall marking the start of Britain’s first-ever commercially-funded television station. Among the speakers was
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