Macau Elects Former Judge Wary of Casinos as Its New Leader
Former Macau judge Sam Hou Fai, who has warned against the outsize influence of the gambling industry in the city, was elected as its new leader by a 400-member committee.Most Read from BloombergThe Master Plan That Shaped Pakistan’s Capital Is No Longer WorkingThe Cablebus Transformed Commutes in Mexico City’s Populous OutskirtsAs Brussels Booms,
The Macau government collected just under MOP66.40 billion (US$8.31 billion) from taxes on gaming in the first nine months of ...
Hong Kong's leader John Lee has congratulated Sam Hou-fai on becoming chief executive-elect of Macau after running ...
BEIJING (Reuters) - Former judge Sam Hou Fai was elected chief executive-designate of China's Macau, the government said on ...
Sam received 394 votes out of 398 ballots cast in an election that lasted around one hour and 35 minutes on Sunday, according ...
Former Macau top judge Sam Hou-fai on Sunday won the SAR's Chief Executive election, receiving all but six votes from a ...
Macau saw a record number of visitors during the October Golden Week period that ran from October 1 to October 7, according ...
Macau’s gaming revenue rose 15.5% year-on-year in September, exceeding analysts’ forecast as casinos gear up for one of China ...
Thailand’s Rattanon Wannasrichan swept to a brilliant wire-to-wire victory at the Macau Open on Sunday for his first Asian ...
Sam Hou Fai was elected Sunday as the new chief executive of China's Macau Special Administrative Region (SAR), securing an ...
Unlicensed foreign-currency exchange (FX) for Macau gambling will be considered a criminal matter if the authorities there ...
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