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Though the city remains best-known as a China's only gambling enclave, and has found its seedy reputation difficult to shake, recent years have seen redoubled efforts to rebrand Macau as a destination for cultural enrichment and luxury shopping. Read More

This week, the art-collecting, Picasso-destroying casino mogul Steve Wynn engaged in a little "pottery PR," returning a collection of antique Chinese vases to the country in a ceremony at his Wynn Macau. Read More

Yet another Chinese art auction record was broken this weekend, as a representative for casino mogul Steve Wynn purchased a set of four Jiaqing-era vases at Christie's in London for £8 million (US$12.8 million), well above their £1 million pre-sale estimate. Read More

As Steve Wynn likes to say, following its IPO in Hong Kong last year and rapid expansion in Macau, Wynn Resorts is now, for all intents and purposes, "a Chinese company." Read More

Since its handover in 1999, Macau has rapidly become one of Asia's top destinations for gambling, luring thousands of gamers from mainland China and Hong Kong. Read More