Reinaldo ‘Uncle Ray’ Cordeiro dies in Hong Kong

Reinaldo Maria Cordeiro, better known to his legions of radio listeners as “Uncle Ray”, has died peacefully in a Hong Kong hospital aged 98, SCMP reported yesterday. He

New approved residential mortgage loans rise 41%

The new approvals of Macau’s residential mortgage loans (RMLs) rose in November 2022 whereas those of commercial real estate loans (CRELs) decreased in the month. According to the

Police warn public against unconfirmed online news reports

The Judiciary Police have issued a statement reminding the public to be skeptical of unconfirmed online news reports, and warning against the dissemination of fake news. On January

MGM, Melco to pay one-month bonus to employees

MGM China and Melco Resorts & Entertainment will pay a one-month bonus later this month, joining the other operators who have implemented a similar scheme. In a statement,

Wynn to pay bonus to 98% of staff

Wynn Palace and Wynn Macau employees will receive a special allowance on Jan. 16, benefiting 98% of its current workforce of 11,600 employees. In a statement, the gaming

Int’l regatta to set sail today

A total of 35 teams will compete for the title of three championships of the 2023 MGM Macao International Regatta from today to Jan. 8. The competition comprises the

Ho Iat Seng pledges to boost efforts for economy in NY message

Multiple advantages for the development of the Macau SAR are set to emerge in 2023, Chief Executive Ho Iat Seng has said in his New Year message. 

MUST survey shows 70% positive testing rate

A survey from the Macau University of Science and Technology (MUST) has shown about 70% of its 2,553 samples have tested positive from Covid. The study covered the

FSS extends contribution deadline to Feb. 28

The Social Security Fund (FSS) will extend the payment deadline to Feb. 28, 2023, and waive any fines and interest accruing in respect of late payments.The move

Ecological environment in GBA has ‘steadily improved’

The Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) released a series of reports Tuesday stating the ecological environment in the three urban clusters of Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei, Yangtze River Delta and Guangdong-Hong

CE in Beijing for four-day duty visit

The Chief Executive (CE) Ho Iat Seng is in Beijing from Dec. 21 to 24 to report to state leaders on the government work done in the

Economic bureau’s ‘Enjoy Taipa’ activities see 80 more businesses participating

The Enjoy Taipa business initiatives that aim at boosting retail and consumption hosted by the Economic and Technological Development Bureau (DSEDT) has seen 80 additional participating businesses compared with

Orange alert issued as cold weather expected

The Meteorological and Geophysics Bureau (SMG) has issued an orange low temperature warning as it expects Macau will still be affected by the strong winter monsoon today.

MUJI opens doors todayat venetian macao

Operated by MUJI Hong Kong, the first MUJI store in Macau will open at The Venetian Macao today. It will offer the “most comprehensive merchandise assortment from the

Ma Io Fong inquiries on the Central Library project

Lawmaker Ma Io Fong has asked the government about the status of the new Central Library project, given the policy address for 2023 which referred to Macau as

China’s maritime courts enjoy growing int’l recognition: Report

Chinese maritime courts have earned growing international credibility and influence, according to a report released by China’s Supreme People’s Court yesterday, as cited in a Xinhua report. In

Policeman shoots own thigh while training

A policeman has allegedly accidentally shot himself in the thigh while on an instructors’ training session at the the Academy of Public Security Forces yesterday. According to

PBOC and AMCM renew currency swap

The People’s Bank of China and the Monetary Authority of Macau have renewed their bilateral currency swap agreement for another three years. Under the arrangement, the PBOC and

Light festival postponed to Dec. 9

“Light up Macao 2022”, organized by Macao Government Tourism Office (MGTO), has been rescheduled to begin on Dec. 9. The bureau will announce more details at a later

Mandated RATs until tomorrow

The government has mandated that the public must take rapid antigen tests (RAT) from yesterday until tomorrow, following the discovery of new cases over the last few days.

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