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ISSUE 96 - Apr 2012
 
 
What are your expectations for the gross gaming revenue growth of Macau’s gaming industry in 2012?
Decline
Growth above 20 percent
Growth from 10 to 20 percent
Stagnation
 
 

University of Macau’s new campus more expensive


Posted: 11/21/2011 4:35:10 PM
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The budget to build the new campus of the University of Macau on Hengqin Island has soared by 50 percent to MOP9.8 billion (US$1.2 billion).

The price includes the tunnel connecting Macau to the campus.

The secretary for public works and transport, Lao Si Io, made the announcement.

According to Mr Lao, the budget increase is due to changes in the campus’ design, inflation and the appreciation of the renminbi.

The government pledged in a press release that there wouldn’t be any new increases in the budget.

The new campus is expected to be ready by December 20, 2012.



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Sands China renews Edward Tracy’s contract

The company’s president and CEO has had his contract extended until August next year

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Gov’t authorisation is “just a formality”, English-language newspaper Business Daily reports

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