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Meat Market
Paying for sex in Macau is as common as gambling. The world's oldest trade is flourishing as the gaming sector develops and more tourists flock to the city. The picture of human trafficking and sex slavery in the SAR is not pretty, but the force of the law is increasingly being brought to bear - both legislatively and in enforcement. Steps in the right direction may still occur
• Macau advantage
In a show of renewed commitment to Macau, one of the world's fastest-growing airport services companies has switched its regional headquarters from Australia to Macau. International cargo handling specialist Menzies' move comes as traffic through the SAR's airport reaches new heights bringing commercial and private passengers - both regionally and globally
• Internet savvy
A new digitised, full-content format version of Macau Business is now available online at www.macaubusiness.com for visitors to seamlessly browse though, save, share and search
• Sands' 'cyber dive'
Billionaire Sheldon Adelson is banking on his organisation's reputation by venturing into the new realm of Internet gambling. The hope is his move will reap huge dividends for LVS' offshore i-gaming operations. But with foreboding US regulation, the future seems murky
• Steelman styles Macau
Casino designer Paul Steelman set the tone for Macau's gaming renaissance with the design of Sands Macao and will shape many forthcoming projects on Cotai and downtown. With seven new local projects currently underway, the New Jersey native shared with Macau Business his plans for luring customers to his casino-resorts against the backdrop of booming new projects such as Oceanus and Macao Studio City
  TOURISM   GAMING
• Airport takes flight
• Little brother grows up

• Sands' 'cyber dive'
• Spinning for points

  PROPERTY   RETAIL
• Just build it!
• Sight unseen

• Spring on the Veranda
• Dolce vita

  ECONOMY & FINANCE   WHAT IS NEW
• Natural gas is in town
• Indigents heavily subsidy dependant

• Internet savvy
• Making leaders

  EDITORIAL   OPINION
• Liberalising public transportation
• Let the holidays be of some use!

• Moral leadership? Where!?
• At what cost integrity?

  FEATURES   MB REPORT
• Hellenistic heritage
• Data mining to fill beds

• SPECIAL: THE YEAR IN REVIEW
• MB Report: Working fever

  INTERVIEW   CEO PROFILE
• "Junkets are taking our prime customers"
• "We're still top dog"

• Sands' 'cyber dive'
• Spinning for points

  NEW IN TOWN   ANALYSIS
• Fast packages
• Business community gives back

• Wrestling with success
• Profitable properties

  NEWS IN BRIEF   POLITICS & DIPLOMACY
• April news brief
• March briefs

• The future belongs to Beijing
• 2009 has already started

  SOCIETY   TECHNOLOGY
• Macau advantage
• Setting up camp in Macau

• Upward trend
• Calling Macau

  PEARL RIVER DELTA   GREATER CHINA
• Heli Expressed
• Battleships

• Limits on overseas inflows
• Communal life

  ADVERTORIALS   STATISTICS
• US $100 billion cash on demand
• The Marathon is Back

• April Ecomomic Trends
• March economic trends

  MB SPECIAL
• Casino tech tectionics
• Financing Macau

• April Ecomomic Trends
• March economic trends

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Japan's economy grows briskly despite credit woes
TOKYO (AFP) -Japan's economy grew at a faster than expected 3.3 percent annualised pace in the first quarter of 2008 despite a global credit crunch and US economic slowdown, official figures showed Friday.@ 05-16-08 11:43:14

US stops short of branding China a currency manipulator
WASHINGTON (AFP) -The United States Thursday accused China of keeping its yuan currency "substantially undervalued," but stopped short of branding Beijing a currency manipulator.@ 05-16-08 09:32:28

Oil prices higher in Asian trade
SINGAPORE (AFP) -World oil prices rose in Asian trade Friday amid tight global supplies and as investors continued to buy into the commodity which has given better returns than bonds and equities, dealers said.@ 05-16-08 13:08:13

US urges SKorea quickly to open beef market
SEOUL (AFP) -US Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez urged South Korea Friday quickly to open its market to American beef, and dismissed fears of mad cow disease which have brought thousands of protesters onto the streets.@ 05-16-08 12:59:52

Family feud at Hong Kong property giant heads to court
HONG KONG (AFP) -The chairman of one of the world's largest property firms has begun legal action against his two brothers, Hong Kong court documents show, the latest twist in a long-running feud at the family-run firm.@ 05-16-08 16:17:17

EU and SKorea agree to speed up free trade talks
BRUSSELS (AFP) -The EU and South Korea have agreed to speed up talks on a free trade pact in the hope of finalising a deal this year, a European official said Thursday at the end of a fresh round of discussions.@ 05-16-08 02:48:00

Malaysian minister steps into airline price war
KUALA LUMPUR (AFP) -Malaysia's transport minister said Thursday he would try to resolve a cut-throat fare war between the national carrier and budget airline AirAsia, whose founder has complained of unfair competition.@ 05-16-08 01:28:55

Japan's Mizuho says earnings halved by credit crisis
TOKYO (AFP) -Japan's second-largest bank Mizuho Financial Group said Thursday that its annual net profit had roughly halved amid heavy losses from the subprime loan crisis in the United States.@ 05-15-08 23:54:07

SKorea, NZealand agree to explore FTA feasibility
SEOUL (AFP) -South Korea and New Zealand on Friday agreed to start talks to explore the feasibility of a free trade agreement, the presidential Blue House said Friday.@ 05-16-08 13:47:59

US mulls letting Japan sell US rice to cool prices: source
WASHINGTON (AFP) -The United States is considering allowing Japan to sell imported US rice on the global market, blocked by their bilateral agreement under the WTO, in an effort to curb soaring prices, a US trade official told AFP Thursday.@ 05-16-08 00:40:41

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