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Finland signs tax pact with China’s Hong Kong
The government of China's Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) signed a comprehensive avoidance of double taxation agreement (CDTA) with...
Port of Lisbon dock workers begin two-week overtime strike
In a statement, SEAL said the strike notice on work beyond the normal period on working days and “for all...
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Poland offers US up to $2B for permanent military base
Poland wants a permanent U.S. military presence — and is willing to pony up as much as $2 billion to...
Cheaper fuel prices in Nepal spur smuggling
MOTIHARI/SITAMARHI/ARARIA: People in the bordering areas are getting their vehicle tanks filled with petrol and diesel in Nepal because of...
Spain’s Socialists pledge ‘elections within months’ if vote succeeds
Spain's Socialist Party pledged to hold new elections within months if its attempt to unseat Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy with...
OMSB SIGNS AGREEMENT TO USE BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGIES
The Oman Medical Specialty Board (OMSB) signed a cooperation agreement in the field of use of blockchain technologies for electronic...
Qatar tells stores to take Saudi products off their shelves
Qatar has ordered retailers to stop selling products from Saudi Arabia and other countries that severed ties with it almost...
It’s time to be more open about what NZ troops are doing in Iraq
The Government and state agencies need to be more open about New Zealand's military role in Iraq, Harmeet Singh Sooden...
Abadi meets Allawi over coming govt consultations
Iraqi PM Haider Abadi met with Vice President Iyad Allawi for consultations over the formation of the next government. Abadi's...
Kuwaiti Investor plans $58 million Project in Basra
A Kuwaiti businessman is reportedly planning to grow 100,000 date palms and build a nature reserve complete with ostriches and...
Nelson Laboratories President to Keynote South Jordan Business Summit
South Jordan: Jeffery R. Nelson, President of Nelson Laboratories, will keynote the 2018 South Jordan Business Summit and Expo on...
IMF Approved $6.4M Disbursement for Afghanistan under ECF
The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) completed the third review of the arrangement under the Extended Credit...
3 Taiwan telecom companies fined by NCC for NT$499 4G deal mania
TAIPEI: After the dust has started to settle from the pandemonium of the NT$499 (US$16) 4G package deal that was...
Singapore, India exchanges have abandoned trade link talks: Sources
MUMBAI (BLOOMBERG) - The Singapore Exchange (SGX) and National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) have abandoned talks on a cross-border...
Danish minister Stojberg provokes Ramadan row
Denmark's immigration minister has been widely rebuffed after she suggested Muslims should take time off work during Ramadan because of...
Russia-Germany business ties remain solid despite sanctions – German trade lobby
German firms continue investing in the Russian economy despite facing barriers from economic sanctions against Russia, the head of the...
Brexit, US protectionism challenge Belgium’s ports
Brexit and U.S. protectionism represent significant challenges for the future of Belgium’s ports, the governor of the National Bank of...
Brazil to Maintain Benchmark Interest Rate at 6.5 Percent
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – Despite the continuing low inflation rate, the recent strong devaluation of the Brazilian currency and...
Export-Import Bank of Korea Issues $1.5b in Global Bonds
The Export-Import Bank of Korea announced that the state-run bank has successfully issued a total of US$1.5 billion in global...
Second tax package to create more jobs
The proposed second tax reform package is expected to create not only more but also better jobs as the government...
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