AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCross-border Crime: Hong Kong police say Fun Coffee crypto-scam losses may be higher than first feared, updating to HK$104m, with raids also involving Macao; HK reports 255 complaints while Macao’s Judiciary Police cites 264 claims and projected losses above HK$107.5m, and arrests were made in both places. Gaming & Hospitality: Wynn Resorts posted solid Q2 results driven by Macau’s Wynn Palace, but pushed Wynn Al Marjan Island’s UAE opening to September 2027 and lifted the budget by about US$600m amid Middle East-related shipping and insurance cost pressure. Talent & Local Industry: Macau is urging overseas graduates to return via a new information platform covering jobs, startups, housing, and re-entry steps, as lawmakers warn the city’s narrow industrial base leaves many returnees facing a gap between study expectations and local career paths. Innovation & Tech Collaboration: PolyU signed two Fujian-Hong Kong I&T cooperation agreements, while Macau-Fujian business talks highlighted deeper trade, tourism, and innovation links. Cultural Heritage: Macau added 28 items to its intangible heritage list, bringing the total to 98, including “Preparation of Pork Chop Buns.”
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