Beijing plans to launch late this month a clean-up of "triad-linked junket operators" who make a profit by bringing in mainland high-rollers to casinos in Macau and lending them money, a British...
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- May 20, 2013
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Whither the slither? This and other compelling questions for investors in the Year of the Snake are raised and answered in CLSA's 19th Fung Shui Index.
Shares in Macau VIP gambling junket investor Amax Holdings slumped as much as 13.7 per cent yesterday after the firm said it was unable to 'assess the potential financial impact' of the scrapping...
Macau casino revenues snapped a two-month losing streak last month, rising a modest 2.6 per cent from a year ago to 7.55 billion patacas, according to unofficial data.
At a time when the city's media is full of reports about the secret arrest of Straits Times correspondent Ching Cheong (pictured) in Guangzhou for spying, guess what the municipal government...
Media colleagues on a gruelling 10-day junket to five cities returned to Hong Kong this week exhausted and emotionally drained.
Flying economy on a 10-day trip to five cities is not my idea of luxury. If some giant corporation thinks this will bribe cheapskate hacks into writing positive articles, it is sadly mistaken. It...
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