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
South Africa plans to extend auto incentives to commercial vehicles
CAPE TOWN: South Africa plans to extend its auto industry incentive scheme to include commercial vehicles and motorbikes when the...
South Africa, Iran increase investment
CAPE TOWN: Officials in South Africa and Iran have agreed to increase non-oil trade and investment between the two countries...
Sunday opening laws could get overhaul in Norway
OSLO: Norway's strict Sunday trading rules could get an overhaul, after supermarket bosses met with the government here the other...
Tobacco exports rake in $244m
HARARE: In 2016, seasonal exports increased to 41,7 million kg at an average price of $5,84 compared to last year’s...
Bonds between Danish companies and Silicon Valley strengthened
COPENHAGEN: There’s little doubt that Silicon Valley in California is the global capital in terms of tech development and growth-orientated...
UAE, South Africa keen to expand trade
ABU DHABI: The collaboration between South Africa and the UAE in trade and investment is the cornerstone of the bilateral...
PH rises to third place in crony-capitalism index
MANILA: The Philippines moved up to third place on a list of countries where so-called “crony sectors” accounted for a...
Dutch rate of inflation fell to zero in April
AMSTERDAM: The Dutch inflation rate fell to zero in April, largely due to the low oil price, the national statistics...
Spain obtaining highest revenue from pepper exports
MADRID: Spain is the country that obtained the highest revenue from its pepper exports worldwide, with a total of 873.62...
Japan’s imports of plywood decreases by 12% in Feb
TOKYO: Japan’s February 2016 imports of plywood fell back after the sharp rise reported in January. Year-on-year February 2016 plywood...
102 factories resume production in Balkh capital
MAZAR-I-SHARIF: The inauguration of a power sub-station on Saturday enabled at least 102 factories to resume production in northern Balkh...
Fuel import bill halves to Rs52b due to embargo
KATHMANDU: Nepal’s oil import bill has nearly halved in the first nine months of the fiscal year, but fuel still...
GIS sees Q1 profit soar to NT$353.05m
TAIPEI: General Interface Solution Holding Ltd (GIS), which supplies touchpanels for Apple Inc’s iPhone and iPad series, yesterday posted stronger-than-expected...
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe imports $15m worth of cash
HARARE: The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has imported $15 million worth of cash, which will be in the banking...
Indonesia’s economy fairly good: S&P
JAKARTA: Standard & Poor's ( S&P ), the only global rating agency that has yet to release an update on...
Remittances from Qatar and GCC grow in Q3 ’15
DOHA: Remittances from Qatar and GCC countries have continued to grow despite the sharp drop in oil prices. Total remittances...
‘Made in Germany’ sees increased international demand
BERLIN: German industrial orders rose more than expected in March. The surprisingly strong numbers suggest industrial output is likely to...
EU interested in Ukraine remaining gas transit country – Commissioner
BRUSSELS: The commissioner added that the European Commission was ready to facilitate the conclusion of a new transit agreement between...
US Customs seizes 137 pounds of illegal drugs
TUCSON: Customs and Border Protection officers at the Port of Nogales seized more than 137 pounds of illegal drugs and...
Cyprus Customs nabs three Nigerians with 12kg of cocaine
CYPRUS: Three Nigerian students have been arrested after reportedly arriving on the island with just over 12 kilos of cocaine...
