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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
Hungarian Business confidence falls in Q2: MKIK
BUDAPEST: A gauge of SME confidence by the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industryʼs (MKIK) Economy and Business Research Institute...
Hungary’s central bank levies HUF1b in fines by mid-August
BUDAPEST: The National Bank of Hungary (MNB) levied approximately HUF 1 bln in fines by mid-August of this year, chiefly...
South African Rand stands 12.927 against Dollar latter at Friday
CAPE TOWN: The rand was marginally softer against the dollar late on Friday, remaining in weak territory amid an emerging...
South African Net 1’s profit gains 35% to $94.7m
JOHANNESBURG: Net 1 boosted its bottom line in the year to June as its new offerings continue to gain momentum....
US border agents arrest man for possessing illegal cash
SAN CLEMENTE: U.S. Border Patrol agents patrolling Interstate 5 arrested a man who had a large quantity of illicit cash...
US customs seizes 10 pounds of cocaine at local border crossing
EL PASO: An El Paso driver was turned over to federal agents after he was found with more than $300,000...
Japan’s finance ministry seeks record $213.5b for debt servicing
TOKYO: Japan's finance ministry will seek a record 26.05 trillion yen ($213.5 billion) for interest payment and debt servicing of...
Econet Wireless charge POTRAZ of destabilising telecoms industry
HARARE: Local mobile operator, Econet Wireless, has released a statement concerning the job dismissals at the company, pointing out that...
Bluff’s South Port profit up by 16% on record volumes in New Zealand
WELLINGTON: Bluff's South Port has booked record cargo volumes during the past year, underpinning an almost 16% increase to after-tax...
Zimbabwe’s first lady grace Mugabe increases dairy firm business
HARARE: A fast growing dairy processor owned by Zimbabwe’s First Lady Grace Mugabe recently launched a new line of ice...
Vietnamese seafood exporters stiff time with Central Asian trade agreement
HANOI: Vietnamese seafood firms are having difficulty exporting their products to Russia and other Eurasian countries in spite of a...
Uber announces to launch cash payments as experiment in Vietnam
HANOI: Uber today announced it has launched cash payments as an experiment in Vietnam. The first two cities in the...
US investment funds target Italian shipping debt deals
ROME: Distressed debt investors are looking to buy shipping loans from Italian banks, encouraged by legal and regulatory changes that...
Vietnam’s gold consumption in Q2 reaches 14.5t, down 23% in comparison with Q1
HANOI: Vietnam's gold consumption in the second quarter reached 14.5 tonnes, down 23 per cent in comparison with the first...
Germany’s Haven status enhanced with bonds seen extending gains next week
BERLIN: Germany’s government bonds may extend gains next week as investors seek haven assets after China’s manufacturing activity plunged to...
Norway sovereign-wealth oil fund posts negative return
OSLO: Norway’s sovereign-wealth fund, the world's biggest, has a reported a near percentage-point decline in the value of its investments...
Indonesian Fisheries Minister visiting Norway to explore closer business ties
OSLO: Indonesias Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Minister Susi Pudjiastuti has been visiting Norway, since August 18, to explore closer bilateral...
Kenya tea development agency breaks ground on 1.8-mw lower Nyamindi small hydro project
NAIROBI: The Kenya Tea Development Agency Ltd. broke ground Aug. 18 on its 1.8-MW Lower Nyamindi small hydro project. This...
US Navy submarine pulled into Unalaska Bay near town landfill
AMSTERDAM: US Navy submarine pulled into Unalaska Bay near the town landfill Friday morning. The sub made no contact with...
Cheap oil drags on Norway’s economy growth
OSLO: Falling crude prices are slowing Norway’s economic growth and driving up unemployment. Exports from Europe’s biggest oil producer are...
