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Pakistan’s first in-depth newspaper that presents balanced news reports, analysis and reviews regarding Customs, Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) and Sales/Income Tax Departments beside covering import and export sectors comprehensively. Up-to-the-minute news bulletins regarding Customs and FBR departments are also displayed regularly on both website and face book for the interest of common people
Argentina to export table grapes to China
WASHINGTON: The National Health Service and Food Quality (Senasa) and the Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine (AQSIQ) reached...
Brazil’s senate approves eight bills adjusting public servants salaries
BRASÍLIA: The Senate approved on Tuesday (12) eight bills adjusting the salaries of several categories of civil servants. To assure the...
Bulletproof sees revenue dip in last half of FY16
WELLINGTON: Sydney-based Cloud provider, Bulletproof (ASX:BPF), has advised the market that professional services revenues have been flat toward the end...
Turkey’s current-account deficit shrinks in May on energy
ANKARA: Turkey’s current-account deficit narrowed for a 10th month in May on lower energy costs, but less than expected. The...
Turkey, Iran to agree on 12-13% discount for natural gas
ANKARA: After winning an international arbitration case against Iran, Turkey seems set to come to an agreement with Iran regarding...
Korea’s ICT exports dip 5.1% in June
SEOUL: South Korea's exports of information and communication technology products fell 5.1 percent in June due mainly to a slump...
Ukraine’s grain exports up 14%
KIEV: Ukraine’s Ministry of Agriculture announced on July 12 that for its marketing year 2015-16, Ukraine exported 39.41 million tonnes...
Israel’s exports down 13% in Q2
WASHINGTON: The continuing fall in exports meant that Israel's trade deficit more than doubled in the first half of 2016....
Kenya to sign EU exports deal with Burundi
NAIROBI: Kenya and Burundi are set to sign an agreement that will see them sell agricultural products to Europe duty-free....
Thailand raises e-payment standards to global level
BANGKOK: Electronic Payment or e-Payment may be relatively new for a lot of people but it is fast gaining in...
South Africa’s rand firms 1% on rising risk appetite
JOHANNESBURG: South Africa's rand strengthened 1 percent on Thursday on expectations that the Bank of England could cut interest rates,...
Iran sells 1st ATK cargos in IRENEX
TEHRAN: Iran says it has sold its first cargoes of jet fuel to buyers from Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq and Armenia...
Japan to import 500 tons of feed wheat, barley via tender
TOKYO: Japan’s Ministry of Agriculture said it would import 300 tonnes of feed-quality wheat and 200 tonnes of barley for...
Vegetable oil imports increased by 15% to 11.69 lakh tons in June
NEW DELHI: India's import of vegetable oils increased by 15 per cent to 11.69 lakh tonnes last month on rising...
Udta Punjab style drug smuggling halted; Heroin worth Rs 1 billion seized
AMRITSAR: In a major haul that may substantiate the controversial film Udta Punjab, over 20 kg heroin with a street...
US hardwood plywood imports down 1% in April
WASHINGTON: US hardwood plywood imports were down 1% in April, the fourth consecutive month-on-month decline. A total of 211,096 cubic...
Authorities arrest 29 suspected of smuggling 600 into Greece from Turkey
ATHENS: Greek authorities have arrested 29 people, including a policeman, suspected of participating in two smuggling rings taking some 600...
Greece to recruit man’s best friend to sniff out tax dodgers
ATHENS: Greece will be recruiting dogs to sniff out potential tax dodgers trying to take cash out of the crisis...
Pine Bluff’s unemployment numbers rise in May
LONDON: Pine Bluff’s unemployment numbers rose by nearly 1 percent from April to May, according to data from the Arkansas...
South Korea’s unemployment rate falls in June
SEOUL: Unemployment rate in South Korea fell in June from a year earlier, but the unemployment rate for young adults...
