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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
Iran, Norway plans joint FLNG project
TEHRAN: Iran is working on a plan with a Norwegian company to build a floating facility to liquefy natural gas...
Israel’s defense export market reaches $5.7 bln
JERUSALEM: Israel exported $5.7 billion worth of defense products around the world in 2015, the Israeli Defense Ministry said on...
Uganda exports 70 tons of ARVs to Namibia
WASHINGTON: Minister for trade, industry and cooperatives Amelia Kyambadde has flagged off a 70-tonne consignment of anti-retroviral drugs worth USD4...
Korean stocks down 0.1% on profit taking
SEOUL: South Korean stocks shed 0.1 percent on Friday as institutional investors opted to lock in recent gains following overnight...
Tsingtao tops import beer sales in S. Korea
SEOUL: The Chinese beer Tsingtao has emerged as the No. 1 import brand in South Korea at a leading supermarket...
India spices exports drop 6% in April-December
NEW DELHI: Country's spices exports fell by 6.26 per cent to 6,03,885 tonnes during April-December 2015-16 on sharp decline in...
Turkish cos mull consortium to import Israeli gas
ANKARA: Turcas CEO Batu Aksoy says that at least 15 Turkish energy companies have expressed interest in forming a consortium....
Thailand’s biggest coal company mulls $170m Japan PV investment
BANGKOK: Thai coal mining company Banpu will invest up to US$170 million in Japan’s solar market, according to a report...
SEACOM offers South Africa’s fastest fibre service
CAPE TOWN: EACOM has emerged as the fibre service provider with the highest average speed in South Africa with upload...
Finance ministry puts Dutch mint up for sale
AMSTERDAM: The finance ministry has decided to sell off the royal mint, where Dutch euro coins are made, sources have...
Businesses furious at the Greek government’s tax plans
ATHENS: The Greek business world is particularly concerned at reports that the government is planning to impose new taxes on...
Norwegian salmon and trout exports grow strongly in Q1
OSLO: Norway’s salmon exports reached a market value of NOK 13.4 billion (USD 1.60 billion) in Q1, representing a 21...
Earnings blues for Bang & Olufsen, but sales upbeat
COPENHAGEN: Bang & Olufsen, the Danish maker of upmarket consumer electronics, on Wednesday reported a quarterly net loss but said...
India gold imports nosedived in March
NEW DELHI: The preliminary data by the country’s Finance Ministry indicates that Indian gold imports nosedived during the month of...
EU awards 77,451 tonnes Ukrainian wheat imports under quota
BRUSSELS: The European Union awarded licenses to import 77,451 tonnes of Ukrainian wheat this week under an annual duty-free quota,...
Heirs of Franco named in tax haven leak
MADRID: Two great-grandsons of the fascist dictator, who ruled Spain with an iron fist until his death in 1975, have...
Herat to host conference on multibillion 4-nation gas project
HERAT CITY: The first international Conference on the importance of Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India (TAPI) gas pipeline will be held in western Herat...
Qatar’s new insurance instructions credit positive: Moody’s
DOHA: The recent instructions issued by the Qatar Central Bank (QCB) for insurers operating in Qatar are credit positive. These...
Inflation retreats to 3.1% in Feb
KUWAIT CITY: Inflation in consumer prices eased in February on the back of a slowdown across most components. Headline inflation...
Consumer price index rises 2%
TAIPEI: The nation’s consumer price index (CPI) rose 2 percent last month from a year earlier as cold weather continued...
