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Lionel Leong Is Warning of a Weak Quarter on Poor
FOUNDER & PUBLISHER Kowie Geldenhuys EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Paulo Coutinho www.macaudailytimes.com.mo TUESDAY T. 26º/ 32º Air Quality Good MOP 8.00 3372 “ THE TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGIN’ ” N.º 10 Sep 2019 HKD 10.00 SURVEILLANCE CAMERAS TOOK THE GOV’T CONFIRMS: PLASTIC ENROLLMENT OF LOCAL CREDIT FOR FOILING FOUR CAR CRASH STUDENTS AT MACAU’S LIARS WHO PRETENDED A PASSENGER BAGS TO BE CHARGED AT UNIVERSITIES HAS DROPPED WAS BEHIND THE WHEEL ONE PATACA EACH 30% IN THE PAST SIX YEARS P2 P3 P3 Taiwan and the Solomon Islands put on a display of friendship yesterday, pledging to deepen ties, even as rumors persist the Pacific nation is close to severing relations in favor of China. More on p11 HEADWINDSLIONEL LEONG IS WARNING OF A WEAK QUARTER ON AHEAD POOR GAMING DATA P6 AP PHOTO AP PHOTO Philippines Five people were honored yesterday as this year’s winners of the Ramon Magsaysay Awards, regarded as Asia’s version of the Nobel Prize, including a South Korean who helped fight suicide and bullying and a Thai housewife who became a human rights defender after losing her husband to violence in southern Thailand. Vietnam is at risk of a 500,000 ton shortage of the meat most of its citizens rely on for daily protein between now and the Lunar New Year in January as African swine fever ravages the nation’s hog herd, according to Ipsos Business Consulting. North Korea State media urged citizens yesterday to “fully mobilize” to rebuild after powerful Typhoon Lingling lashed the country over the weekend, with workers rebuilding electricity networks, salvaging battered crops and helping families whose homes and property were damaged. -
Lawmaker Mandate Suspended Sulu Sou Pledges To
IMPROVE MIGRANT WORKERS’ WELFARE A Manila representative SUPPLEMENT was in Macau to promise more support for Filipino migrant workers P8 TUE.05 Dec 2017 T. 16º/ 21º C H. 50/ 80% facebook.com/mdtimes + 11,000 MOP 7.50 2941 N.º HKD 9.50 FOUNDER & PUBLISHER Kowie Geldenhuys EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Paulo Coutinho www.macaudailytimes.com.mo “ THE TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGIN’ ” AD Lawmaker mandate SuSPended Sulu Sou pledges to ‘keep on working’ P4 RENATO MARQUES RENATO WORLD BRIEFS AP PHOTO N. KOREA The crew of a Cathay Pacific flight saw what it believes was North Korea’s latest missile test last week, the second airline to report sighting it. Cathay said yesterday that the flight from San Francisco to Hong Kong reported witnessing the apparent re-entry of the ICBM. More on p13 PHILIPPINES The manufacturer of a dengue fever vaccine that was suspended after a study showed a greater risk of severe cases in people without previous infection said it is working with authorities to address the fears. AP PHOTO INDIA Rahul Gandhi, the scion of India’s Nehru- Gandhi political dynasty, submitted nomination papers yesterday to succeed his mother as president of the main opposition Congress party, which previously governed the country for decades. More on backpage 05.12.2017 tue th Anniversary 2 MACAU 澳聞 WWW.MACAUDAILYTIMES.COM.MO touriSm Light Festival to turn into ‘one of Macau’s annual signature events’ HE third edition Lake Nautical Centre; Tof the Macau Light “The Lighthouse of Life” Festival kicked off on at St. Anthony’s Church Sunday. -
DSAT Working on Traffic Plan to Cope with New Bridge
JUDICIAL YEAR OPENS BLOCKCHAIN-BACKED According to Sam Hou Fai, CASINO CLUB LUSOFONIA local courts have never Macau-based company FESTIVAL received more attention De Club is looking to raise CLOSES WITH from all sectors of society USD1 billion in an initial PRAISES than last year coin offering (ICO) P2 P3 GAMING P7 MDT REPORT MON.22 Oct 2018 T. 23º/ 27º C H. 65/ 90% facebook.com/mdtimes + 11,000 MOP 8.00 3153 N.º HKD 10.00 FOUNDER & PUBLISHER Kowie Geldenhuys EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Paulo Coutinho www.macaudailytimes.com.mo “ THE TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGIN’ ” WORLD BRIEFS LIAISON OFFICE AP PHOTO China’s top Macau TAIWAN At least 22 people were killed and 171 others injured yesterday when one of Taiwan’s newer, faster P5 trains derailed on a curve along a popular official found dead weekend route, officials said. The train was carrying more than 366 passengers from a suburb of Taipei in the north to Taitung, a city on Taiwan’s southeast coast, when it went off the tracks. CHINA Two people died and 18 were trapped in a coal mine in eastern China yesterday after a rock burst destroyed part of a mining tunnel, state broadcaster China Central Television reported. PHILIPPINES Gunmen killed nine members of a farmers’ group who occupied part of a privately owned sugarcane plantation in a central Philippine province, police said yesterday. More on p12 AP PHOTO INDIA-PAKISTAN Three local rebels were killed in a gunbattle with Indian government forces in disputed Kashmir yesterday, and six civilians were killed DSAT working in an explosion at the site after the fighting was over, officials and residents said. -
Hk Is Preparing to Enact a Rare Emergency Rule
FOUNDER & PUBLISHER Kowie Geldenhuys EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Paulo Coutinho www.macaudailytimes.com.mo FRIDAY T. 25º/ 32º Air Quality Good MOP 8.00 3388 “ THE TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGIN’ ” N.º 04 Oct 2019 HKD 10.00 MACAU’S TOP COURT BACKED A POLICE GROSS GAMING REVENUE PORTUGAL’S SOCIALIST PARTY BAN ON HK-RELATED GATHERINGS IN HAS FILED A COMPLAINT AGAINST A RULING DEEMED BY LAWYERS TO BE TOUCHES LOWEST LAWMAKER PEREIRA COUTINHO OVER A ‘POOR IN JUSTIFICATION’ LEVEL IN A YEAR SUSPECTED ELECTORAL VIOLATION P2 P4 P7 China-Australia Australia’s ban on Chinese telecoms giant Huawei’s AP PHOTO involvement in its future 5G networks and its crackdown on foreign covert interference are testing Beijing’s efforts to project its power overseas. More on p11 AP PHOTO MASK BANHK IS PREPARING Taiwan Investigators P3 yesterday were examining TO ENACT A RARE possible structural problems surrounding a bridge that collapsed EMERGENCY RULE in northeastern Taiwan, P8-9 killing six people. AP PHOTO Japan Tokyo Olympic organizers and two government bodies building venues for next year’s games have until the end of the month to agree to outside inspections on construction sites. AP PHOTO India Dozens of journalists in Indian- controlled Kashmir held a sit-in protest yesterday against an ongoing communication blackout in the disputed Himalayan region, describing the blockade of the internet and mobile phones as a government-imposed gag. China marked its National AP PHOTO Day with COURTESY MACAUNEWS.MO COURTESY Diocese a massive parade through upset over the center South Korea A powerful projection of Beijing typhoon has lashed showing-off its southern South Korea, with authorities saying of political military might yesterday that the storm symbols to the world left nine people dead and and Hong five others missing and knocked out power to tens Kong of thousands of homes. -
3690-2021-01-08.Pdf
FOUNDER & PUBLISHER Kowie Geldenhuys EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Paulo Coutinho www.macaudailytimes.com.mo FRIDAY T. 7º/ 13º Air Quality Bad MOP 8.00 3690 “ THE TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGIN’ ” N.º 08 Jan 2021 HKD 10.00 THE MEDIA OUTLET PLATAFORMA GOVERNMENT CONSIDERS MAJOR SHAREHOLDER URGES MGM HAS TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED RESORTS TO SELL 20% OF ITS MACAU THE OPERATION OF THEIR ONLINE LAUNCHING THIRD FINANCIAL OPERATION TO CHINESE FIRMS IN LISBON NEWSROOM STIMULUS MEASURES OPEN LETTER P4 P3 P2 AP PHOTO EVA BUCHO EVA China Two former journalists were convicted of defaming a third STABLE AND journalist by publishing an account accusing him of sexual misconduct. A court in Hangzhou ruled that the evidence provided by Zou Sicong and He Qian against prominent IMPROVINGSecretary for Economy and Finance Lei Wai Nong journalist Deng Fei was “not enough to allow forecasts that Macau economy will be ‘stable and someone to firmly believe P3 without any hesitation improving’ in 2021 that what was described truly happened.” The court ordered He and Zou to pay 11,712 yuan in damages. They plan to appeal the ruling. AP PHOTO Japan has declared a state of emergency for Tokyo and three nearby areas as coronavirus cases continue to surge, hitting a daily record of 2,447 in the capital. Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga issued the declaration at the government task force for the coronavirus. It kicks in today until Feb. 7, and centers around asking restaurants and bars to close at 8 p.m. and people to stay home and not mingle in crowds. -
VI. Developments in Hong Kong and Macau
1 VI. Developments in Hong Kong and Macau Hong Kong During the Commission’s 2015 reporting year, massive pro- democracy demonstrations (‘‘Occupy Central’’ or the ‘‘Umbrella Movement’’) took place from September through December 2014, drawing attention to ongoing tensions over Hong Kong’s debate on electoral reform and Hong Kong’s autonomy from the Chinese cen- tral government under the ‘‘one country, two systems’’ approach. The Commission observed developments raising concerns that the Chinese and Hong Kong governments may have infringed on the rights of the people of Hong Kong, including in the areas of polit- ical participation and democratic reform, press freedom, and free- dom of assembly. UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE AND AUTONOMY Hong Kong’s Basic Law guarantees freedom of speech, religion, and assembly; promises Hong Kong a ‘‘high degree of autonomy’’; and affirms the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) applies to Hong Kong.1 The Basic Law also states that its ‘‘ultimate aim’’ is the election of Hong Kong’s Chief Execu- tive (CE) ‘‘by universal suffrage upon nomination by a broadly rep- resentative nominating committee in accordance with democratic procedures’’ and of the Legislative Council (LegCo) ‘‘by universal suffrage.’’ 2 The CE is currently chosen by a 1,200-member Election Committee,3 largely consisting of members elected in functional constituencies made up of professionals, corporations, religious and social organizations, and trade and business interest groups.4 Forty LegCo members are elected directly by voters and 30 by functional constituencies.5 The electors of many functional constituencies, however, reportedly have close ties to or are supportive of the Chi- nese government.6 Despite committing in principle to allow Hong Kong voters to elect the CE by universal suffrage in 2017, the Chinese govern- ment’s framework for electoral reform 7 restricts the ability of vot- ers to nominate CE candidates for election. -
VI. Developments in Hong Kong and Macau
VI. Developments in Hong Kong and Macau Findings • During the Commission’s reporting year, a number of deeply troubling developments in Hong Kong undermined the ‘‘one country, two systems’’ governance framework, which led the U.S. Secretary of State to find that Hong Kong has not main- tained a high degree of autonomy for the first time since the handover in July 1997. • On June 30, 2020, the National People’s Congress Standing Committee (NPCSC) passed the Law of the People’s Republic of China on Safeguarding National Security in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (National Security Law), by- passing Hong Kong’s Legislative Council. To the extent that this law criminalizes secession, subversion, terrorist activities, and collusion with foreign states, this piece of legislation vio- lates Hong Kong’s Basic Law, which specifies that Hong Kong shall pass laws concerning national security. Additionally, the National Security Law raises human rights and rule of law concerns because it violates principles such as the presumption of innocence and because it contains vaguely defined criminal offenses that can be used to unduly restrict fundamental free- doms. • The Liaison Office of the Central People’s Government in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (PRC Liaison Office) declared in April 2020 that neither it nor the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office, both being State Council agencies, were subject to Article 22 of the Basic Law—a provision designed to protect Hong Kong’s high degree of autonomy. The Hong Kong government had long interpreted the provision to cover the PRC Liaison Office, but it reversed itself overnight in an ap- parent attempt to conform its position to that of the central government. -
Macau Leadership Styles and Practices: Empirical Investigations on Sino-Macanese Managerial Preferences
Sander Schroevers, Jiatong Wang/ AU-HIU Journal Vol 1 No 1 (2021) 36-43 36 MACAU LEADERSHIP STYLES AND PRACTICES: EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATIONS ON SINO-MACANESE MANAGERIAL PREFERENCES Sander Schroevers1, Jiatong Wang2 Received: April 2021 Revised: June 2021 Accepted: July 2021 _______________________________________________________________________________________ Abstract This study maps the theoretical and nomological network around effective leadership styles in Macau. Since the return of the Macau peninsula to China in 1999, Europe’s oldest rear window on China has undergone significant geo-economic and social transformation. Today, nearly half of the population comprise Mainland Chinese immigrants, while around seventy percent of tourists come from the inland. In light of the central government in Beijing’s plans for the Greater Bay Area, the Belt Road Initiative and the Renminbi offshore centre in Macau, which, in turn, will increase the presence of mainland senior executives in Macau, it is of paramount importance to investigate the relationship between the prevailing leadership styles and practices in Macau and the socio-cultural leadership philosophies practiced in Mainland China. Below we discuss the implications of the substantive findings for our understanding of effective leadership practices for this Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China. Keywords: Leadership, Culture, Leadership style, Macao, Macau, China, HRM, Chinese management JEL Classification Code: F23 _________________________________________________________________________________________ e-Journal 1. Introduction The Macau peninsula is a small slice of Europe nestled in East Asia, which directly faces Hong Kong across the Pearl River estuary. With a population of a mere 650,000 and a total land mass of only thirty square km, Macau by most standards is incredibly small. -
The Perceptions of Macao Undergraduates Regarding Help Websites for Problem Gambling
The Perceptions of Macao Undergraduates Regarding Help Websites for Problem Gambling Chang Boon Patrick Lee Heng Tang Wing Han Brenda Chan Introduction Many young people are increasingly engaged in gambling (Welte et al., 2008). A survey conducted in Macao in 2013 showed that the gambling participation rate for those in the 22 to 29 age group was around 49 percent (ISCG, 2014). Another survey, also conducted in Macao, showed that 6.6 percent of students aged 12 to 22 had gambled online. Among them, 10.7 percent and 25 percent were problem and pathological gamblers respectively (Wong, 2010). When people start gambling at a young age, they are likely to persist gambling over time (Griffiths, 1995). They also have a higher likelihood of becoming problem gamblers (Winters et al., 2005). Problem gamblers tend to gamble more than they can afford and they run into debts. As a result, they often experience anxiety, poor mental health and other psychological and social problems. They may also have suicidal thoughts (Ledgerwood et al., 2005). When the young gamblers are in trouble, they may not be sure where to turn to for help as they may be fearful of confiding in their parents or elders (Kelsey, 2014). They may surf the Internet to look for help because it is a convenient place to do so and they can do it anonymously (Lee, 2011). Very little is known, however, about the types of help that are available online. There is also little research about the perceptions of young people regarding the online help organizations. Among the published research in this area, they have tended to address the Western contexts. -
Herd Immunity the Only Hope for HK-Macau Travel Bubble, Says Expert
FOUNDER & PUBLISHER Kowie Geldenhuys EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Paulo Coutinho www.macaudailytimes.com.mo FRIDAY T. 24º/ 29º Air Quality Good MOP 8.00 3800 “ THE TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGIN’ ” N.º 25 Jun 2021 HKD 10.00 THE CONSUMER PROTECTION LAW WAS TROUBLED THE 13 HOTEL A TOTAL OF 19 OUT OF 22 NOMINATION FINALLY APPROVED DESPITE CONCERNS OVER LISTS HAVE BEEN CONFIRMED BY THE THE CAPACITY OF AGENCIES RESPONSIBLE GOES INTO VOLUNTARY LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY ELECTORAL FOR SUPERVISION AND INSPECTION LIQUIDATION AFFAIRS COMMISSION P4 P2 P3 AP PHOTO Hong Kong The final edition of Hong Kong’s EASED CROSS-BORDER last remaining pro- democracy paper sold out in hours yesterday, as readers scooped up all 1 million copies of the P3 Apple Daily, whose closure MEASURES ON THE TABLE was yet another sign of China’s tightening grip on the semi-autonomous city. Across the densely populated metropolis, people lined up early in the morning to buy the paper, which in recent years has become an increasingly outspoken critic of Chinese and Hong Kong authorities’ efforts to limit the freedoms. The paper was gone from newsstands by 8:30 a.m. AP PHOTO Japan A more than 40-year-old nuclear reactor in central Japan which suffered a deadly accident has resumed operation after being taken offline for a decade after the March 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster, as Japan pushes to meet its carbon emissions reduction goal. Kansai Electric Power Co. said the Mihama No. 3 reactor in Fukui prefecture went back online Wednesday after workers removed control rods inside the reactor. -
福星澳遊耀新歲猴年花車巡遊匯演parada De Celebração Do Ano Do Macaco Parade for Celebration of the Year of the Monkey
福星澳遊耀新歲 猴年花車巡遊匯演 Parada de Celebração do Ano do Macaco Parade for Celebration of the Year of the Monkey 主辦單位 Organizador Organizer 旅遊局 Direcção dos Serviços de Turismo Macao Government Tourism Office 協辦單位 Co-organizadores Co-organizers 民政總署 Instituto para os Assuntos Cívicos e Municipais Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau 文化局 Instituto Cultural Cultural Affairs Bureau 體育局 Instituto do Desporto Sports Bureau 支持單位 Entidades de Apoio Supporting Entities 消防局 Corpo de Bombeiros Fire Services Bureau 治安警察局 Corpo de Polícia de Segurança Pública Public Security Police Force 交通事務局 Direcção dos Serviços para os Assuntos de Tráfego Transport Bureau 澳門科學館 Centro de Ciência de Macau Macao Science Center 贊助花車及文藝表演機構 Patrocinadores de Carros Alegóricos e Espectáculos Culturais Parade Floats and Performances Sponsors 銀河娛樂集團 Galaxy Entertainment Group 澳門博彩股份有限公司 Sociedade de Jogos de Macau, S.A. 永利澳門 Wynn Macau 澳門金沙度假區 Sands Resorts Cotai Strip Macao 太陽城集團 Suncity Group 贊助花車機構 Patrocinadores de Carros Alegóricos Parade Floats Sponsors 中華人民共和國國家旅遊局 China National Tourism Administration 新濠博亞娛樂 Melco Crown Entertainment 力報 Exmoo News 澳門美高梅 MGM MACAU 萬國控股集團 Multinational Holdings Group 支持單位 Entidades de Apoio Supporting Entities 澳門少年飛鷹會 Associação das Águias Voadoras de Macau Macau Flying Eagle Association 澳門福建體育會 Associação Desportiva dos Naturais Fukien de Macau 澳門童軍總會 Associação dos Escoteiros de Macau The Scout Association of Macau 澳門志願者總會 Associação Geral de Voluntários de Macau General Volunteers Association of Macao 澳門北區工商聯會 Associação Industrial e Comercial da Zona Norte de Macau The Industry and Commerce Association of Macau Northern District 澳門義務工作者協會 Associação de Voluntários de Serviço Social de Macau Association of Volunteers Social Service Macao 澳門街坊會聯合總會 União Geral das Assoçiacões dos Moradores de Macau 贊助文藝表演機構 Patrocinadores de espectáculos culturais Performances Sponsors 金光飛航 Cotai Water Jet 東井圓佛會 Associação Budista Tung Cheng Yuen Tung Cheng Yuen Buddhist Association 其他贊助機構 Outros patrocinadores Other Sponsors 澳門可口可樂飲料有限公司 Macau Coca-Cola Beverage Co., Ltd. -
WONDERFUL China Huawei Is Paying Its Employees Bonuses Totaling More Than $285 Million As Thanks for Helping the Chinese Tech Giant Cope with U.S
12 YEARS A-CHANGIN’ Double Down! ADVERTISING HERE Kowie Geldenhuys Paulo Coutinho www.macaudailytimes.com.mo +853 287 160 81 FOUNDER & PUBLISHER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF WEDNESDAY T. 20º/ 28º Air Quality Good MOP 8.00 3415 “ THE TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGIN’ ” N.º 13 Nov 2019 HKD 10.00 SECOND COURT HAS HANDED GAMING REVENUE PAULO CHAN SAYS AT MGS 2019 DOWN JAIL SENTENCES TO MACAU REGULATOR PASSED FORMER CUSTOMS OFFICER, DOWN 9 PERCENT IN WITH FLYING COLORS AT PRISON WARDEN NOVEMBER: FORECAST INTERNATIONAL LEVEL P4 P4 P11 AP PHOTO WHAT A WONDERFUL China Huawei is paying its employees bonuses totaling more than $285 million as thanks for helping the Chinese tech giant cope with U.S. sanctions that threaten its smartphone and other WORLD businesses. Huawei P2-3 scrambled to remove U.S. components from its products following curbs announced in May on access to American CHUI technology after Washington accused the company of being a security risk. Cambodia Exiled Cambodian opposition leader Sam Rainsy said yesterday the European Union’s assessment of whether to suspend trade privileges for his country will add momentum to efforts to restore democracy despite a government crackdown. The EU finalized a preliminary report yesterday that Sam Rainsy said would be the basis for suspending trade privileges for Cambodia. AP PHOTO Australia Ferocious wildfires were burning at emergency-level intensity across Australia’s most populous state and AP PHOTO into Sydney’s suburbs HK police, All about Grand yesterday as authorities warned most people in protesters Prix 66: News, their paths that there was views and no longer time to flee.