International Customs
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
IGT increases revenue, losses in Q1
ROME: International Game Technology PLC has registered revenue for the first quarter of this year amounting to US$1.28 billion (MOP10.23...
Emirates, Jordan tourism board sign MoU
DUBAI: Emirates has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Jordan Tourism Board, which aims to utilise the airline’s...
Foreign investment in Vietnam hits $10b
HANOI: Foreign investors registered to pump approximately US$10.16 billion into Việt Nam in the first five months of this year,...
CVCheck Ltd raises $4.6M to complete NZ acquisition
WELLINGTON: Online screening company CVCheck Ltd (ASX:CV1) has completed a $4.6 million share placement at $0.22 per share to fast...
TIM Brazil develops new mobile marketing solution with Gemalto
BRASÍLIA: Database monetization, improved convenience for customers and expanded opportunities to offer innovative apps from third parties developers. These are...
Australian gold output declines slightly in first 3 months of 2016
CANBERRA: Despite a marginal downturn in the first quarter of 2016, gold production continues to be a headline act for...
Azerbaijani gas export to Turkey up in Q1
ANKARA: Azerbaijan exported 1.71 billion cubic meters of gas to Turkey in the first quarter of 2016 as compared to...
Duty-free sales of Korean cosmetics soar
SEOUL: Duty-free sales of Korean cosmetics and other products are rising sharply. The Korea Customs Service on Sunday said sales...
JX to process 769,452 b/d crude, export 220,143 b/d oil products in June
TOKYO: Japan's largest refiner, JX Nippon Oil & Energy, plans to process 3.67 million kiloliters (769,452 b/d) of crude oil...
Japan plans to export nursing care system to other Asian nations
TOKYO: Japan plans to launch a project this summer to export the country’s nursing care system and reap profits by...
Takaful insurance in Oman grows by 64%
MUSCAT: Islamic insurance, which is popularly known as takaful insurance, is gaining popularity in Oman with the players achieving a...
Iraq joins Mideast rivals raising oil exports ahead of OPEC meeting
BAGHDAD: Iraq will supply 5 million barrels of extra crude to its partners in June, industry sources familiar with the...
South Africa petrol price set for 52c hike this week
CAPE TOWN: Motorists should brace themselves for yet another price increase shock when the cost of petrol is hiked on...
Thailand exports fall 8% in April
BANGKOK: Thai exports tumbled 8% in April, worse than the 1.25% expected, according to data from the Commerce Ministry. For...
Minister concerned about growing food imports
KATHMANDU: Minister for Agriculture Development Haribol Gajurel said on Sunday despite huge budget allocation for the sector, the country has...
Iraq to supply 5 mln barrels of extra crude to its partners in June
BAGHDAD: Iraq will supply 5 million barrels of extra crude to its partners in June, industry sources familiar with the...
Customs intercept sub-standard cables, wires at Lagos port
LAGOS: The Tin-Can Island Port Command of the Nigeria Customs Service, (NCS), weekend intercepted three twenty-feet containers carrying sub-standard cables...
Uganda coffee exports jump 24% on year in April
KAMPALA: Coffee exports from Uganda, Africa's largest exporter of coffee beans, increased by 24% on the year in April as...
Indian Fertiliser firms plans to import phosphoric acid at $600 per ton
NEW DELHI: Amid falling global prices of DAP fertiliser , Indian companies are looking to import phosphoric acid at $600...
Jordan casts net wide for its mounting energy needs
AMMAN: Visiting the bustling city of Amman recently, one wonders how Jordan is providing all the energy to drive its...
