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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
Zimbabwe women vendors appeal to Govt over used clothes ban
HARARE: Some women vendors who sell second hand clothes in Zimbabwe are calling on Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa to review...
Zimbabwe’s banking sector aggregates core capital base up 19,3%
HARARE: Zimbabwe’s banking sector aggregate core capital base went up 19,3% between June 2014 and June 2015 largely owing to...
Zimbabwe’s banking group CBZ reports 21% rise in earnings per share in H1
HARARE: Zimbabwe's largest banking group CBZ Holdings on Friday reported a 21 percent rise in earnings per share after an...
International crude oil prices hit nearly 6 year low of $45 barrel, but no respite for Nepalis
KATHMANDU: International crude oil prices have hit nearly six-year low of $45 a barrel, but Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) seems...
Vietnam’s budget deficit tops $4.63b in first 7 months of 2015, MOF says
HANOI: Vietnam’s government spending in the first seven months of 2015 overshot its budget plan by more than US$4.5 billion,...
S. Korea ferrous scrap imports decline in June 2015
SEOUL: As per the most recent data, the ferrous scrap imports by South Korea during the month of June this...
US citizen arrested for smuggling N. Koreans into Kingdom
BANGKOK: A US citizen working as a Christian missionary in Thailand could face up to five years in jail on...
Japanese imports of pork fall 4% in H1 of 2015
TOKYO: Japanese imports of pork fell 4 per cent in the first half of 2015 as the country continues to...
Russia’s agriculture ministry lifts ban on seafood imports from Japan
TOKYO: Russia’s agriculture ministry said that it has partially lifted a ban on seafood imports from Japan which was imposed...
Japan’s economy shrinks in April-June due to weak exports, consumer spending
TOKYO: Japan’s economy probably shrank in April-June due to weak exports and floundering consumer spending, a Reuters poll showed, though...
New Zealand’s biggest exporter lowered farmgate milk price for 2015/6 to $3.85 kg
WELLINGTON: New Zealand’s biggest exporter – has lowered its farmgate milk price for 2015/6 to $3.85 a kg of milksolids,...
Nigerian customs generates N167b revenue, seizes 159 containers
ABUJA: The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Apapa Area Command, on Wednesday said it generated N167 billion revenue between January and...
Russia’s agriculture ministry lifts ban on seafood imports from Japan
TOKYO: Russia’s agriculture ministry said that it has partially lifted a ban on seafood imports from Japan which was imposed...
New Zealand manufacturing, export sales 6.42% down in June
WELLINGTON: New Zealand manufacturing and export sales were 6.42 percent down in June, continuing a trend that began in May,...
India’s exports to Greece fall 15% during Q1 of fiscal year
NEW DELHI: The financial crisis in Greece has led to a 15.45 percent fall in India's exports to the European...
New Zealand’s 2 coal ablaze electricity generation units by 2018
WELLINGTON: Energy company Genesis Energy said yesterday it will close New Zealand’s two remaining coal-fired electricity generation units by 2018,...
Oman customs sets alarm to curb fuel smuggling at border
MUSCAT: As alarm bells ring about possibly more smuggling of Omani fuel into the UAE, prominent members of Majlis Al...
ADC announces anti-dumping investigation into steel imported from Viet Nam
HA NOI: The Australian Anti-Dumping Commission (ADC) announced last week that the anti-dumping investigation into zinc coated (galvanised) steel imported...
Indian customs seizes 10 gold bars of 1kg from Dubai flight
DUBAI: Indian customs officials seized 10 bars of gold weighing 1kg from the toilet of an Air India Flight 994...
Australia’s Gladstone port to Japan rise 18% to 2.36MMT in July from 2MMT in June
CANBERRA: Coal shipments from eastern Australia’s Gladstone port to Japan rose 18% to 2.36 million mt in July from 2...
