Investment analysts expect Macao’s gaming momentum to carry over into August, with CLSA forecasting monthly GGR at 21.8 billion patacas
Christopher Chu
Editor
Originally from the United States, Macao-based Christopher spent over a decade in Hong Kong, working as an investment analyst and financial journalist. He holds a Master of Philosophy from Cambridge University and a Bachelor of Arts in Mathematical Economics and Psychology from Pitzer College. Beyond his work at Macao News, Christopher is a published writer, co-authoring Macau’s Historical Witnesses, Camilo Pessanha’s Macau Stories and Macau’s Historical Flavors, all of which explore Macao’s unique history from various perspectives, such as why Macao is also spelled Macau.
Beijing is becoming increasingly worried about involution or ‘neijuan.’ What exactly is the concern?
Once characterising someone stuck working harder without delivering proportional gains, ‘neijuan’ now applies to businesses in the same predicament
Soon to be out on paperback, the magisterial study looks at the swashbuckling 16th-century trading rivalry between Portugal and other European powers
China’s purchasing managers’ index (PMI) came in at 49.7 according to the latest figures, ahead of consensus estimates
A fiat-linked digital currency bill is progressing through US legislation just weeks after Hong Kong passed its own stablecoin law
Viewed traditionally as a liquid, accessible gateway to China’s long-term growth story, Hong Kong has become a benchmark for new economy stocks, say analysts
The 7th Portuguese Cinema Showcase is part of the ‘June, Month of Portugal’ programme of events in Macao
China’s retail sales grew 6.4 percent in May, while industrial production rose 5.8 percent, latest official figures show
The winding up of Macao’s satellite casinos marks a new chapter for the local casino industry, with thousands of workers affected
‘Callas – Paris, 1958’ digitally remasters and colourises Maria Callas’s Paris debut to celebrate the soprano’s centennial anniversary
Almost 300 delegates attended the weeklong conference, including 100 participants from overseas, representing over two dozen countries and regions
The show, ‘Pequenos Mundos em Estado Sólido,’ is part of a month-long programme celebrating Macao’s Portuguese heritage