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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 Sole-Mizo winds up HUF 1.8 bln development project
BUDAPEST: Hungarian dairy company Sole-Mizo, which is a unit of agribusiness Bonafarm, wound up a HUF 1.8 bln project aimed...
Hungarian wheat harvest expected to reach 4.5 mln tons
BUDAPEST: Hungaryʼs wheat harvest could reach 4.5 mln to 4.7 mln tonnes this year, the head of grain growers association...
Royal Dutch Shell Plc needs US$80 per barrel oil price to restart oilsands projects
AMSTERDAM: Royal Dutch Shell Plc. may consider restarting mothballed oilsands projects, but not until oil prices return to US$80 per...
Nepal Economic Association urges CA to adopt liberal economic model
KATHMANDU: The Nepal Economic Association (NEA), an organization of Nepali economists, has urged the Constituent Assembly (CA) to adopt a...
Qatari armed forces signs pact with Italian company
ROME: Qatari armed forces signed a contract with Italian defence company Selex ES which specialises in radar and command and...
Hungarian MNB buys rare coin collection for HUF 1.1 bln: Report
BUDAPEST: The National Bank of Hungary (MNB) purchased a rare coin collection of silver Thaler coins minted in Transylvania between...
Arab Bank Group announces higher midyear net profit worth $559.7m
AMMAN: Arab Bank Group announced Saturday in a press statement that its midyear net profit before tax reached $559.7 million....
Greece passes 2nd crucial bailout bill
ATHENS: Greece's parliament on Thursday passed legislation on a second batch of reforms needed to help unlock a huge international...
Jordan’s ITFC signs $3 billion funding agreement
AMMAN: Jordan’s state news agency Petra reports that the Government has given the go-ahead for the signing of a $3-billion...
German carmaker Daimler planning to test self-driving trucks as early as in 2015
BERLIN: German carmaker Daimler is planning to test self-driving trucks as early as this year, Reuters reported, citing a German...
Jordanian Fuel prices may cut down by 6 to 8.5% : Ministry
AMMAN: Despite the tumble in the global oil prices between 7 to 8.25 per cent, the expected reduction in prices...
Overseas bank’s lending to Greece falls by $22b in Q1
ATHENS: Lending by international banks to Greece fell by a third, or $22 billion (14 billion pounds), in the three...
German Vice Chancellor economics minister rushes to exploit business opportunities in Iran
BERLIN: Rarely in recent years have the foreign travels of a leading German politician caused such a stir as the...
Security issues delay start of Greece’s new bailout talks
ATHENS: Greece government officials have said repeatedly that the talks on a bailout of up to 86 billion euros ($94 billion)...
Jordan’s NEPCO issues mid-term LNG tender: analysis
AMMAN: Jordan’s state-owned National Electric Power Co (NEPCO) has issued a request for proposal (RfP) to be supplied with 59,130,000/MMBtu...
MOL Issues Annual Report 2015, Safety Environmental and Social Report 2015
COPENHAGEN: The Annual Report, with the cover title “Onward – The Next 130 Years -“, explains progress on the midterm...
Thailand Customs to announce new price guide for imported goods
BANGKOK: The Customs Department will announce adjusted reference prices for the first 36 items used for import duty calculation within...
Norway record music income up healthy 7% in first half of 2015
OSLO: Recorded music income was up a healthy 7% in Norway in the first half of 2015, with streaming finding...
Norway pumps up 937 hydropower plants ‘green battery’ plan for Europe
OSLO: Norway is hoping to become the “green battery of Europe” by using its hydropower plants to provide instant extra...
Foreign-exchange trading declined in Japan, Australia in April
CANBERRA: Foreign-exchange trading declined in Japan and Australia in April, as the Federal Reserve’s signals that U.S. interest rates would...
