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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
Argentina: Union warns to block trade if bill passed
BUENOS AIRES: Centre of River, Fishing & Maritime Cabotage Captains and Officers controls all push boats in the Waterway, claims...
Jamaica: Shipping sector employees learn Mandarin
The conference room at the Newport West offices of the Shipping Association of Jamaica (SAJ) is transformed into a classroom...
Investors believe worst now over for Brazil
BRASILIA: The Brazil selloff that pushed the real to a 12-year low and sent bond yields to a record high...
Argentina: Scioli to visit China, Russia to seek portray image after win
BUENOS AIRES: Victory Front presidential hopeful refuses to define himself as left- or right-wing Victory Front (FpV) presidential candidate Daniel...
Mexican drug cartels using kids as hired killers
MEXICO CITY: You can see their young eyes peering through face masks, or smirking with a high-powered weapon in their...
ICTSI shows lower profit despite surge in revenue
MANILA: Manila-based port operator International Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICTSI) improved its throughput and revenue in the first half of...
Poten collects data to rank busiest dirty tanker routes in 2015
NEW YORK: After many years of keeping track and reporting on the largest dirty spot charterers based on reported spot...
Venezuela crude oil exports to US increase 9.5% in July
HOUSTON: Venezuelan petroleum exports to the United States increased 9.5 percent in July from June, helped by more sales of...
US coast guard restricts port operation at Typhoon-Ravaged Saipan Island
NEW YORK: The United States Coast Guard (USCG) has reported restrictions to port operations at the Port of Saipan, after...
Guyana Goldfields to start commercial gold production next month
GEORGETOWN: Guyana Goldfields achieved first gold production at its flagship Aurora gold project in Guyana, South America. The first gold...
Loeries to bolster Durban coffers over R60m, create 200jobs
DURBAN: The Loeries will boost city coffers by more than R60 million and create almost 200 jobs in the tourism...
Improving business climate may land Jordan in IMF lap again: Economist
AMMAN: Business climate improvement is so crucial now, that Jordan may soon seek the assistance of the International Monetary Fund...
Jordanian port awaits for new shipment of 150,000cm of LNG
AMMAN: Jordan will receive a new shipment of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in the middle of this month, an official...
Petra authority signs JD3m deal with JICA on projected museum
AMMAN: The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) will provide the Petra Development and Tourism Region Authority (PDTRA) with technical assistance...
Switzerland, Belize Signs 9thTIEA
BERN: The agreement is Switzerland's ninth TIEA. It provides for the exchange of information upon request. It covers Swiss federal,...
Jordan pumps over $350m into local markets to spur economic growth
AMMAN: Prime Minister Abdullah Ensour said his government paid all of its dues of taxes and compensations for private expropriations...
Registration of automobiles in Nepal exceed 2 mln mark
KATHMANDU: Registration of automobiles in Nepal has exceeded the 2 million mark, according to the data provided by Department of...
Germany’s industrial slump dragged down all of Europe in June
BERLIN: German Chancellor Angela Merkel wears special glasses as she visits a metal workshop in Berlin. The latest eurozone industrial...
S. Korean Kogas reduces LNG imports by 17.1% YOY in H1
SEOUL: South Korea's state-owned Korea Gas Corporation reduced its LNG imports by 17.1% year on year in January-June, as domestic...
Finland’s Industrial output down by 1.1% in June
HELSINKI: Output of total industries adjusted for working days was 1.1 per cent lower in June 2015 compared to the...
