Australian and British researchers have uncovered thousands of stone artefacts and animal bones at the Laili rockshelter in northern Timor-Leste
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Scientists have found a way to make a sweetening agent out of cocoa pod husks, normally a waste product from the chocolate industry
May's gross gaming revenue in Macao reached 20.2 billion patacas (US$2.5 billion), an increase of nearly 30 percent year-on-year.
One of Macao’s best loved buildings has had a makeover and is now open again. The city’s longest serving fresh produce market, the 88-year-old Red Market, is back after two years of renovation. Walls and floor tiles have been replaced, and new facilities including a large clock, air-conditioning system and better lighting have been installed.
Macao braces for strong winds, heavy showers, thunderstorms and possible flooding as Tropical Storm Maliksi nears the city
The plan will set out clear guidelines that will protect the integrity of Macao’s historic architectural assets
Some 134 Taiwan-made items, including machinery, chemicals, tools and plastics, will have their preferential tariffs suspended from 15 June
Exports jumped by 12.6 percent, while imports fell by 7.3 percent in the initial four months of 2024
The Meteorological and Geophysical Bureau will likely raise the signal from no. 1 to no. 3 today, as a tropical depression moves closer to Macao
A sluggish economy has stalled bricks-and-mortar expansion of luxury stores in China, according to a new report from Savills
Day three of the competition at Macao’s Galaxy Arena sees defeats for the Dominican Republic, France and the Netherlands
Mounting debt, an undeveloped economy and a lack of funds have the island nation once again turning to the IMF for relief