Central govt vows to help HK, Macau develop economy, improve people's wellbeing

App-based ridesharing service Uber said on Friday, its supposedly last day of operation in Macau, that out of gratitude for its local supporters it had decided to continue its service – which the government says is illegal.The company’s Asia-based executives had said in a signed letter released through local lawmaker Au Kam San on August 22 that September 9 would be the company’s last day in business in Macau as the government had still not authorised its ride-sharing app business and

Chief Executive Fernando Chui Sai On yesterday underlined the importance of patriotism and national security in his New Year’s address.In the speech, Chui said that all sectors of civil society should remain united and promote the traditional values of loving the country and loving Macau. He also pointed out that the setting-up of the Commission on the Defence of National Security by his government last year further improved Macau’s national security system and mechanism. Chui, whose second