As it seeks to build up the non-gaming economy, Macao hopes to lure high calibre professionals to work in its emerging bond market and finance sector.
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The two BRICS nations have taken an important step toward increasing local currency use in international trade.
Public transport has been suspended, flights cancelled and emergency shelters opened as Typhoon Koinu skirts close to the territory.
Typhoon signal no. 1 is in force, with meteorologists saying there is a ‘relatively high’ chance of a no. 3 signal being hoisted early on Saturday morning.
The company Macau Legend, which owns Macau Fisherman’s Wharf, is set to exit Cabo Verde and Cambodia by 2025.
Lisbon and Macao are currently embroiled in talks over the sharply falling number of Resident Identity Cards issued to Portuguese nationals in the territory.
The CCILC speaks out against strict regulations that effectively bar the Chinese telecommunications giant from Portugal’s 5G network.
Workers do not appear to be returning to their offices now pandemic restrictions have been lifted. It’s causing a serious slump in the GBA’s commercial property markets.
The company is the latest gaming concessionaire to partner with the government on a series of urban regeneration projects.