Macau

3 reasons why Macau won't see Hong Kong-like protests

While Hong Kong protests, Macau is experiencing a political awakening of its own.

Despite an awkward time difference and the absence of a Chinese team, the World Cup is drawing a huge audience in China.

Caesars said the complex could open in time for the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics.

Billionaire CEO of Las Vegas Sands “will spend whatever it takes” to enter the Japanese market.

With the 2020 Olympics bid clinched, the case for legalizing casinos in Japan has received a boost.

Manny Pacquiao and Brandon Rios are preparing for China’s biggest boxing match ever.

The Philippine capital is building an “Entertainment Island” in Manila Bay. The earnings could be huge.

The gambling industry has been a boon for local coffers, but the social ills that accompany casinos linger on.

While the economy has slowed, opinions vary on what comes next. Is another boom possible?

A number of gaffes in recent years highlight how out of touch local Chinese Communist Party officials are.

This week a study revealed possible good news for type 2 diabetics.of drinking age. The new findings suggest that a compound contained in red wine may work to moderate insulin levels, as was shown in experiments with mice. Resveratrol, found in red w