Tag: race fixing
NZ race fixing eleven appear in court
A total of eleven people have now been charged in New Zealand’s harness race fixing scandal and nine of them made appearances in district courts this week. Only one has entered a plea, and all have been remanded on bail to appear again next month.
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Paradise Nov. sales rise 31.6 percent
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Clean energy forum held in Macau
The 8th International Forum on Clean Energy (IFCE) was held in Macau on Wednesday, bringing together over two hundred representatives from government, industry, and academia from around the world to discuss about the green development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.
MAGAZINE ISSUES
Casino winnings taxation policy delayed until next year
Some lawmakers have grown concerned that the proposed policy on the taxation of casino winnings is too heavy-handed, and a settlement of the issue has been delayed until next year.
AGTech deepens cooperation with Alibaba Group
AGTech Holdings has announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Beijing GOT Technology, has entered into an agreement with Alibaba China to provide equipment and maintenance services including POS terminals and face recognition payment equipment, which may be applied to offline retail sales as well as lottery sales.
Mark Brown resigns as IPI CEO
Commonwealth Casino Commission Executive Director Edward Deleon Guerrero has revealed that Mark Brown has resigned as CEO of Imperial Pacific International (IPI), effective December 8.
