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Surveys reveal price stability at supermarkets Enhanced price transparency to safeguard consumer rights
In order to enhance price transparency and safeguard consumer rights, the Consumer Council continues to survey and publish prices of supermarket products for consumers to make price comparisons. To sum up the supermarket price survey results of the last two months, a slight increase of 0.89 percent was recorded in May in the average prices of six categories of products, including rice, cereal, cooking oil, canned food and spread, beverage, and household cleaning product, revealing price stability at supermarkets.
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CE in talks with Guangdong officials to extend bilateral ties
The Chief Executive, Mr Ho Iat Seng, has met with officials from Guangdong Province to exchange views on, respectively: extending Guangdong-Macao ties; accelerating effort on the Guangdong-Macao Intensive Cooperation Zone planned for the island of Hengqin; and the resumption of normal cross-boundary travel.
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CE shares with officials five points of understanding from ‘Two Sessions’
The Chief Executive, Mr Ho Iat Seng, shared with Government officials in a briefing session five points of understanding from the newly-concluded “Two Sessions” in Beijing.
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The thirty-ninth issue of C2 magazine introduces the development trends of local music artists
Published by the Cultural Affairs Bureau and produced by Like Entertainment & Production Co. Ltd., the thirty-ninth issue of C2 will be launched this Wednesday (3 June).
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IFTM students supporting alumni business startup
The Macao Institute for Tourism Studies (IFTM) keeps up with its effort in providing quality education regardless of the situation of the pandemic. Dr. Fernando Lourenço, Assistant Professor of IFTM, led students via virtual method to develop marketing campaigns and pop-up store design for a newly open vintage clothing store called “Triple Story” that was started by three recent IFTM graduates.
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Survey on vocational training 2019
Information from the Statistics and Census Service (DSEC) indicated that there were 66 institutions offering vocational training courses in 2019, an increase of 10 year-on-year. A total of 1,929 courses were organised, up by 9.5%. With the third phase of the Continuing Education Development Plan ending in 2019, number of participants rose by 19.3% year-on-year to 81,926 due to a relatively high level of enrolment.
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