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
Japan trade deficit of ¥1.31 trillion in April-Sep, down 76% from 2014
TOKYO: Japan logged a customs-cleared trade deficit of ¥1.31 trillion in April-September, down 76 percent from a year before, due...
Japan Asia works with renewable to build $33m solar power plant
TOKYO: Japan Asia Investment Co. is working with Renewable Japan Co. to build a 4 billion yen ($33 million) solar...
Peruvian agro-industrial exports expected to reach $99m by 2017
WELLINGTON: Peruvian agro-industrial exports are expected to reach US$99 million by 2017 as they enter markets of Brunei Darussalam, Vietnam,...
Equifax boosts 2015 outlook as earnings rise 27%
CANBERRA: Equifax Inc. raised its 2015 outlook as the consumer-credit reporting agency reported its third-quarter earnings rose 27%. Shares rose...
Yahoo’s revenue falls again 8.0% from 2014 to $1 bln in Australia
CANBERRA: Yahoo's revenue is still evaporating three years into chief executive Marissa Mayer's turnaround attempt, magnifying worries that the internet...
Australia to boost salmon exports to China
CANBERRA: Salmon farmers in Tasmania are aiming to ramp up exports to China, despite concerns that the expanding output may...
Bulgarian Customs foils attempt to smuggle BGN300,000 worth of gold jewellery
SOFIA: Bulgarian customs seized large amount of smuggled gold jewellery at the Kapitan Andreevo border checkpoint. The gold jewellery was...
India Shipping Minister earmarks $10.7b to upgrade port infrastructure
NEW DELHI: Indian Shipping Minister Nitin Gadkari said the government plans to spend roughly Rs. 70,000 crore (approximately $10.7 billion)...
Australian banks may need fresh capital hikes
CANBERRA: Australian banks may need to repeat their 2015 capital-raising feats. The government on Oct. 20 endorsed the view of...
Commonwealth Bank of Australia raises home loan rates by 0.15%
CANBERRA: Home owners' mortgage costs are set to rise by hundreds of dollars a year, after the Commonwealth Bank became...
Belgium’s Princess Astrid part of economic mission to BC, Alberta in October
BRUSSELS: British Columbia and Alberta will host Belgium's Princess Astrid and more than 200 business and state leaders during a...
Vietnam blocks Chinese apple imports
HANOI: China's apple exporters will have to come up with new, non-controversial packaging if they want to resume sending the...
Tele2 Netherlands announces appointment of Gerben new managing director for consumer activities
AMSTERDAM: Tele2 Netherlands announced the appointment of Gerben Wijbenga as the new managing director for its consumer activities. Fedor Hoevenaars,...
Manage water says Norway fund sets tougher water-use requirements on companies
OSLO: Norway’s sovereign-wealth fund, the world’s largest by assets, has decided to impose tougher requirements on how businesses it invests...
Vietnam imports 11 MT of animal feed cost $3b
HANOI: Minister of Trade Vu Huy Hoang fears the livestock industry will face the biggest challenge from the Trans-Pacific Partnership...
Ethiopian women business entrepreneurs to Scandinavia visited Norway earlier in October
OSLO: The first ever mission of Ethiopian women business entrepreneurs to Scandinavia visited Norway earlier this month. The mission led...
Vietnam textile, garment exhibition attracts 125 local, foreign firms
HCM CITY: The Viet Nam Textile and Garment exhibition, which opened in HCM City yesterday, has attracted 125 local and...
Indonesia suffers shortfall of $11bn tax revenue in 2015
JAKARTA: Indonesia will likely have a shortfall of 150 trillion rupiah (US$10.92 billion) in tax revenue this year, the tax...
Philippine customs seizes 571 components, devices used to commit card fraud at Ninoy Airport
MANILA: Philippine customs officials on Sunday seized 571 components and devices used to commit card fraud at the Ninoy Aquino...
Vietnam textile, garment exports grow by 10% compare to 2014
HANOI: Third-quarter numbers for Viet Nam's textile and garment industry show US demand growing and taking the lead amongst buyers,...
