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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
Dubai chamber seminar provides updates on labor laws
DUBAI: The Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry and London-based Clyde & Co. LLP held a professional seminar in the...
New Zealand retail sales moderated at start of 2016
WELLINGTON: New Zealand retail sales growth moderated in the first three months of the year. According to Statistics New Zealand,...
UAE banks to assess impact of new rules on impairments
DUBAI: Banks in the United Arab Emirates have been given until June 16 to assess the impact of new accounting...
UTCC cuts GDP growth forecast to 2.5-3.5%
BANGKOK: Gross domestic product could grow by as little as 2.5-3.5 per cent this year instead of the forecast 3.5-4.0...
Japan’s posts its 21st straight monthly current-account surplus
TOKYO: For the 21st straight month, Japan reported a current-account surplus, mainly because of cheap energy imports. The Ministry of...
Southern African countries join hands in addressing smuggling of migrants
JOHANNESBURG: Southern African Development Community (SADC) member states are joining hands in addressing the growing challenge of smuggling of migrants...
Egypt-Saudi islands deal comes amid structural economic issues
RIYADH: "The people call for the fall of the regime," a slogan made familiar during the 2011 uprising in Egypt,...
Myanmar to boost garment export to EU
YANGON: Myanmar is set to boost export of garments worth 1.14 billion U.S. dollars to European Union (EU) market in...
Richardson doubles capacity of export terminal
WINNIPEG: Richardson International Ltd. recently completed a C$140 million ($108 million) expansion of an export terminal in North Vancouver, B.C....
Turkish apricot exports begin
ANKARA: In Turkey's Mut district, early apricot varieties are grown, hence their apricots are amongst the first on the domestic...
Iran keen to increase oil exports
TEHRAN: Amid increasing oil exports to Europe Iran is determined to increase its production to pre-sanctions level of 4 million...
Zhejiang exports up 13% in April
HANGZHOU: Exports from East China's Zhejiang province rose 13.1 percent in April, led by the private sector and e-commerce, local...
Asia driving record New Zealand onion exports
WELLINGTON: Surging demand from Asia is driving record exports of New Zealand onions, the Onions New Zealand industry group said...
Ukraine soybean exports reach 245 KMT in 2016
KIEV: In March 2016 soybean exports from Ukraine reached 245 KMT against 216.8 KMT in March 2015. Despite the fact...
Furniture exports, imports rise again in Feb
WASHINGTON: After development along slightly negative lines in January, German furniture exports as well as furniture imports to Germany increased...
Transnet sees 7mt of southern Africa maize Imports
CAPE TOWN: South Africa’s state rail and ports company said it’s prepared to offload and rail as much as seven...
India’s April vegetable oil imports raise 12%
NEW DELHI: India imported 1.24 million tonnes of vegetable oil in April, 12 percent higher than in the same period...
Shell and Exxon secured ‘secret deal’ on Groningen gas production
AMSTERDAM: Oil companies Shell and Exxon held secret talks with the economic affairs ministry in 2005 to set levels of...
Greece capital controls have silver lining: more tax revenues
ATHENS: On the third floor of the beleaguered finance ministry in central Athens, officials in one department have a reason...
Zimbabwe: ‘Reduce Imports, Manufacture More’
HARARE: Barclys Bank Zimbabwe managing director George Guvamatanga says Zimbabweans should go through a paradigm shift and focus more on...
