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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
Khadak police seize 174g party drug meow meow
PUNE: The Khadak police arrested two smugglers and seized 174g party drug meow meow (mephedrone) worth Rs 2.44 lakh from...
Zimbabwe Revenue Authority chief in bank tax scandal
HARARE: Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) commissioner-general Gershem Pasi is embroiled in a conflict of interest saga after it emerged he...
Indian police clutch 3 smugglers with 213kg silver
MAHARASHTRA: The Hire Bagewadi police arrested three persons and seized an illegal consignment of 213 kg of silver worth Rs....
Indian police nab 2 animals smugglers
RAJOURI: The police seized 19 bovine animals and arrested two smugglers from Nowshera, Thannamandi and Darasmsal area of district Rajouri...
Philippine seized 250,000kg smuggled pork, beef in H1
MANILA: The government seized 250,000 kilograms, or 250 metric tons, of smuggled beef and pork in January to June this...
Afdis records 5% growth in revenue to $25m in June 2015
HARARE: Zimbabwe Stock Exchange-listed alcoholic beverage maker, African Distillers Limited (Afdis) has recorded a 5% growth in revenue to $25...
Cambodian police confiscate 1.5 tonnes of marijuana worth $7m
PHNOM PENH: Cambodian police showed off a seizure of nearly 1.5 tonnes of marijuana worth more than $7 million packed...
Vodafone’s NZ unit turning in annual loss of $NZ120.7m
WELLINGTON: Falling revenue and a final year of substantial costs for integrating with the Telstra Clear business led to Vodafone’s...
Television New Zealand reports 55% lift in annual profit
WELLINGTON: Government-owned Television New Zealand reported a 55% lift in full-year profit, despite declining advertising revenue, after increasing its share...
Vietnam Airlines falls plan to buy superjumbo jets Airbus A380
HANOI: National flag carrier Vietnam Airlines has announced that it will no longer consider adding Airbus A380, the world’s largest...
Vietnamese bivalve mollusk exports to EU expected to face more challenges
HCM CITY: Vietnamese bivalve mollusk exports to the EU are expected to face more challenges as imports have plummeted and...
Ukrainian railways revenue from cargo shipments total UAH 47.5b to grow by 23.5% in 2015
KIEV: Ukrainian railways expect that in 2015, revenue from cargo shipments will total UAH 47.5 billion, which is 23.5% up...
S. Korea imports 126,012MT of wood pellets in July down 22% on year
SEOUL: South Korea imported 126,012 mt of wood pellets in July, down 22% on the year but increasing 10% over...
S.Korea WP buys 45,000T of high sulphur fuel oil from Hyundai Corp
SEOUL: Korea Western Power(WP) has bought 45,000 tonnes of Singaporean high sulphur fuel oil from Hyundai Corp for September arrival...
KOSPO buys 160,000T coal for November in Korea
SEOUL: Korea Southern Power Co Ltd (KOSPO) bought a total of 160,000 tonnes of Indonesian sub-bituminous coal for loading in...
JFE counts on china steel cuts for Q2 recovery in Japan
TOKYO: JFE Holdings Inc., Japan’s second-biggest steel producer, is sticking to its forecast that prices will recover in the second...
Colombia’s Ecopetrol agrees to partnership with Japan’s Nippon Oil to explore Brazil for oil
TOKYO: Ecopetrol, Colombia’s state-run oil company, has agreed to a partnership with Japan’s Nippon Oil to explore Brazil’s Amazon basin...
Japanese exporters observe china sales of diggers extending slide
TOKYO: China’s demand for diggers, loaders and other big-ticket machines used in construction will continue to fall this year as...
Australian construction work up 1.6% in June Q2
CANBERRA: Australian business investment fell by 4 percent in the June quarter, worse than the 2.5 percent market expectations, official...
Australian business investment suffer drop Q4 as miners continued to cut back
SYDNEY: Australian business investment suffered another big drop last quarter as miners continued to cut back, data released on Thursday...
