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2021-02-24
The Macau government has eased travel restrictions for the last two remaining Mainland China regions - Hebei and Heilongjiang Provinces, removing their need for a 14-day quarantine.

2021-02-24
Outside of the global pandemic, the trade war between Australia and China is casting another dark shadow over Australia’s already-strained VIP gaming industry, prompting operators to start looking elsewhere for recovery. 

2020-09-08
China’s two lotteries put in an impressive performance in July, marking their first month of year-on-year growth of 2020.

2020-08-21
Fantasy gaming firm Dream11’s successful bid to become the title sponsor for this season of Indian Premier League (IPL) cricket may be a double-edge

2020-01-13
In a local media interview, Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said that he had won the Chinese government’s understanding on Manila’s handling of Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGO) regulation.

2019-12-16
Fitch Ratings has revised its rating outlook for Macau from ‘Stable’ to ‘Negative’ due to the territory’s increased “mainland Chinese exposure.”

2019-11-04
Chinese President Xi Jinping has offered to hold U.S- China trade talks in Macau, a move that has been viewed as a slight towards Hong Kong, whilst be

2019-08-29
The decision to ban online gambling in the Philippines is up to the country itself, said Manila’s top diplomat in a televised briefing on Thursday.

2019-07-26
The upcoming visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping to Macau could have a negative impact on the gaming sector, says equity research analyst Angela Han

2019-07-05
China has sold the first tranche of a two billion yuan ($291 million) bond in Macau, Reuters reports, citing the Ministry of Finance.

2018-01-23
Dozens of Chinese families have received ransom demands to secure the release of relatives being held over gambling debts in Myanmar, the South China

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