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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
Vietnamese Australian man in jail for smuggling precursor chemicals
HANOI: A Vietnamese Australian man has been sentenced to 20 years in jail for smuggling precursor chemicals from Vietnam to...
Ukraine plans to buy up to 700,000MT of anthracite by October 15
KIEV: Ukraine plans to buy up to 700,000 mt of anthracite by October 15, most of which will be imported...
Vodafone Qatar revenue drops 8% to QAR538m in Q1
DOHA: Vodafone Qatar reported an 8 percent fall in revenues for its fiscal first quarter to 30 June to QAR...
Ukraine’s auto production surges 48.9% to 844 units in July
KIEV: Ukraine's auto production surged 48.9 percent year-on-year in July to 844 units, the Ukravtoprom Analysis Group said here the...
Indonesia coffee exports to Taiwan up 33% in H1
JAKARTA: Total Indonesian coffee exports to Taiwan showed a 33 percent increase in the first semester of this year, as...
Korea’s fresh fruit imports increase 10% during 2011-2014
SEOUL: Korea’s fresh fruit imports increased 10 per cent between 2011 and 2014, with cherry, mango, grapefruit and pomegranate imports...
Taiwan exports drop 11.9% to $23.55b in July
TAIPEI: Exports contracted further last month from the same period last year as demand for electronics remained weak and steeper...
S. Korean stock market expected to stay sluggish on U.S. rate woes
SEOUL: The South Korean stock market is expected to remain bearish next week as concerns over a possible U.S. interest...
Taiwan’s steel exports for H1 of 2015 fall almost 20% in Japan
TAIPEI: Taiwan’s steel exports for the first half of this year fell almost 20 percent as oversupply sent product prices...
NZ suspends eggplant, mango, breadfruit and papaya imports from Fiji unjustified, extreme
WELLINGTON: Fiji’s government says New Zealand’s decision to suspend eggplant, mango, breadfruit and papaya imports from Fiji is unjustified and...
New Zealand farmers support for dairy hit
WELLINGTON: “Gutting” is how some Bay farmers have described the latest slash in Fonterra’s forecast payout, which would cost the...
NZ customs intercepts teen for smuggling 1kg meth
WELLINGTON: New Zealand customs have successfully intercepted a concealed courier parcel from Hong Kong containing one kilogram of methamphetamine. An...
Australia SP Setia set sights on more projects with launch of A$470mil twin tower project
CANBERRA: Leading developer SP Setia Bhd has set its sights on more projects here with the launch of its A$470mil...
Australia explore hundreds of home purchases by foreigners
SYDNEY: Australia is cracking down on foreigners who unlawfully own residential properties, investigating hundreds of cases ahead of the introduction...
ExxonMobil completes $246m drilling program in Bass Strait of gas supplies for Australia
CANBERRA: ExxonMobil has completed a A$335 million ($246 million) drilling program at the Turrum field in Bass Strait aimed at...
Hungary approves HUF40b for 2nd phase of superlaser project
BUDAPEST: The government has approved a HUF 40 bln investment for the second phase of the construction of a superlaser...
Swiss National bank losses almost CHF50b in H1- 2015
BERN: The Swiss National Bank (SNB) reported a CHF 50.1 billion loss for the first half of 2015. The loss...
Nissan’s Q2 group net profit rises 36.3% to $1.03b
HELSINKI: Visitors check out the Nissan vehicles at its gallery in its headquarters in Yokohama on July 29, 2015. Nissan...
Finland’s Fuel price still high in domestic market
HELSINKI: The price of petroleum products at a refueling station in Helsinki on Thursday, August 6 2015. Photo – Lehtikuva....
Shipyards market suffers due to few orders: report
ATHENS: Some shipyards are living a kind of ‘hand to mouth’ existence as orders become few and far between. However,...
