New generation means business
Macao’s efforts to diversify its economy depend to a large degree on the dedication and innovation of a new generation of locally based entrepreneurs.
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Foundations for the future
Macao is investing substantial amounts in modernising its infrastructure, both for the local needs of the city’s residents as well as to lay the foundations for its further integration into the wider Greater Bay Area development.
Craft works
Three young Macao entrepreneurs confronted the challenge of the pandemic to take their craft-beer brewing company in new directions by combining local tastes with a global vision.
Seamless succession
Fashion designer Steven Tai has made his mark on the world stage, but his creativity owes a great deal to his family’s made-in-Macao background.
In the zone: Opportunity knocks in Hengqin
The Guangdong–Macao Intensive Cooperation Zone offers a clear pathway to cross-border integration and diversification, with Hengqin Island playing a key role.
Businesses join forces
Macao’s businesses and professionals capitalise on new opportunities as cooperation improves across the Greater Bay Area.
Opportunity on the horizon
The development of Hengqin as a special economic zone has been giving nearby Macao the support needed to help diversify its economy beyond gaming. But those on the ground there believe more could still be done.
COVID-19: Macao’s economic relief
Few places on the planet have given more in the way of financial packages to their people during the COVID-19 pandemic. Discover how the government is supporting its citizens.
Start me up
We look behind the curtains of the Macao Young Entrepreneur Incubation Centre and find out why this start-up haven has quickly become a success story.
Planting the seeds
The acquisition of one of Portugal’s biggest agricultural companies by Macao firm CESL Asia last year may yet be seen as a defining moment in the economic relationship between China, Portugal and our SAR.