The Buzz | Mob Museum in Las Vegas to open FIFA exhibit

The Mob Museum in Las Vegas is setting up an exhibit dedicated to the FIFA corruption scandal. The permanent display entitled “The ‘Beautiful Game’ Turns Ugly” will open at the National

MACAU | RETAIL | Branded Products Fair brings tastes of Cantonese culture

The four-day Guangdong and Macau Branded Products Fair was livened up by mass consumers not long after opening yesterday, as families strolled among the booths and sampled ethnic foods that

World Briefs

HONG KONG  Passengers on a Cathay Pacific flight to Los Angeles have spoken of their terror as the aircraft was forced to make an emergency landing at a military airport

Far from where

3 Jews are sitting in a DP camp after the war. Says the first Jew, “I’m going to settle in England.” The second Jew states, “I’m going to Canada.” And

Gaming | As city heads toward Vegas-style makeover, MGM seeks to adapt

Running a casino in Macau used to be a simpler affair: build a world-class hotel, have junket agents bring in high rollers from China and design attractions to draw the

Casinos accused of downplaying assaults on staff

Almost all local casino operators have allegedly turned a blind eye to their staff members’ personal security, which has long been at risk working under an increasingly insecure environment, said

Chan Meng Kam reacts to vote-buying arrests

Hác-Sá Youth Hostel reopens

The Health Bureau will no longer use the Hác-Sá Youth Hostel as a temporary quarantine camp, since there have been no new cases of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome in Korea

Sands | China beckons to local suppliers in its support program

Sands China revealed a new procurement program for burgeoning local enterprises, inviting them to be their long-term suppliers. The gaming operator expressed its intention to partner local companies as part of

Gaming | Wynn Palace to open on March 25

Billionaire Steve Wynn finally feels confident enough to set an opening date for his second casino in Macau, months after complaining that uncertainty plagued the Chinese city amid a gambling

ARTS | Film production fair calls for Macau project submissions

The 2015 Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macau Film Production Investment and Trade Fair is calling for Macau film project submissions from today until August 14. The event will be held from September 23

Over 80 road parking meters to increase fares

At least 80 parking meters across the Taipa, Nam Van and ZAPE areas will be subject to a plan to implement fare increases, said Lam Hin San, the new Transport

POLICY RESEARCH | Report suggests for non-resident workers to live elsewhere

The coordinator of the Policy Research Office, Lau Pun Lap, has revealed that Macau could accommodate a total of 750,000 inhabitants by 2025, but suggested that measures must be taken

Real Estate Matters | The rental process for tenants part 3 – Moving In

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

Hang Seng repeats as world’s strongest bank with HK focus

Hang Seng Bank can offer some advice to its ailing parent, HSBC Holdings: Stay local, stick to retail and commercial banking, and serve your customers snake soup. From its base

British Embassy grants limited visa to Ai Weiwei

The nephew of lawyer-activist Chen Guangcheng has been released from prison after serving a three-year, three-month sentence widely seen as retribution for his uncle’s daring escape from house arrest. Chen

Gov’t accuses US of ‘militarizing’ South China Sea 

China’s Defense Ministry yesterday accused the U.S. of militarizing the South China Sea as Beijing makes increasingly bold moves to assert its claim to virtually all of the sea’s waters, islands and reefs. Spokesman

Beijing favorite in IOC vote for 2022 Winter Olympics

When it comes to votes on Olympic host cities, geopolitics can play a crucial role in determining the victor. That’s likely to be the case more than ever today when the

Flight MH370 possibly found | Malaysian premier: washed up plane debris to be sent to France 

A sea-crusted wing part washed up on an island in the western Indian Ocean may be the first trace of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 since it vanished nearly a year

India | Gov’t hangs only man sentenced to die for 1993 Mumbai blasts

An Indian accountant and the only person sentenced to death for his role in the 1993 Mumbai bombings that killed 257 people — the country’s worst terrorist attack — was

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