The SAR will be holding its annual conservation carnival from 16 March, promoting environmental awareness.
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Radio frequency identification technology lets casinos track players and improve operational efficiency, as well as prevent fraudulent gambling.
The Labour Affairs Bureau attributes the large number of vacancies at casinos and resorts to the opening of new facilities as visitors flock back to Macao.
The service is in its trial phase and hopes to gain further certification from the China National Accreditation Service.
In the lead-up to the big day – 24 March – expect to see participating groups staging mini-shows in local neighbourhoods and at integrated resorts.
The world’s largest poultry producer attributes Beijing’s welcome move to closer cooperation between Brazilian and Chinese trade officials.
A study by Australian researchers has found that toddlers are racking up almost three hours of screen time a day, reducing spoken interactions with adults.
Official data shows a general increase in non-resident workers across various industries in Macao, except building.
Gross gaming revenue in March could meanwhile shoot up by almost 6 percent month on month, according to one estimate.
Swifties rejoice. A leading university in the Philippines is offering a course that allows you to view the American artist through a scholarly prism.
Premier Li Qiang announces the figure, and other economic measures, as he delivers his address to the National People’s Congress.
The proportion is much higher for taxis and public buses, however, standing at 95 and 70 percent respectively.