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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
Canada sends millions of dollar to Ukraine to promote democracy
OTTAWA: Canada has joined its allies in dusting off a Cold War playbook to push back against Russian influence in...
Zimbabwe National Road Administration embroiled in $54m procurement scandal
HARARE: The Zimbabwe National Road Administration (Zinara) is embroiled in a $54 million procurement scandal after it awarded a deal...
Zimbabwe Poultry industry cut chicken prices by 23%
HARARE: Players in the poultry industry in Zimbabwe have cut chicken prices by 23 per cent, with indications that the...
Tanzi Zimbabwe says it lose hundreds of thousands of dollars from imports of cheap to textile industry
HARARE: Tanzi Zimbabwe (Private) Limited says it could lose hundreds of thousands of dollars from imports of cheap, but poor...
Brazil seeks to boost vehicle exports
BRASILIA: Brazil's government is preparing measures to increase vehicle exports, part of a plan to bolster its faltering automobile industry,...
Cumulative loss of public enterprises raises Rs6.31b in 2013-14 to reach Rs26.92b
KATHMANDU: Cumulative loss of public enterprises (PEs) rose Rs6.31 billion in 2013-14 to reach Rs26.92 billion. A continuous rise in...
Portland police arrest man for carrying gun, cocaine, heroin and meth
PORTLAND: Portland Police Gang Enforcement Team officers arrested a 46-year-old man accused of carrying guns, meth, cocaine and heroin. Billy...
Vietnam footwear ladder export increase by free trade agreements
HA NOI: Viet Nam is now the third largest exporter of footwear in the world, and it can increase its...
IMF warns proposed legislation in Ukraine threatens to undermine reforms
KIEV: The International Monetary Fund warned that recently proposed legislation in Ukraine threatens to undermine reforms critical to the success...
Pilipino Banana Growers and Exporters Association urges PH exporters want zero tariff for bananas in Japan
TOKYO: The Pilipino Banana Growers and Exporters Association (PBGEA) is urging the government to review the concessions in the Philippine-Japan...
Mumbai Customs seizes gold worth Rs 1.54 crore
MUMBAI: Customs officers caught two cases of gold smuggling on Thursday involving Rs 1.54 crore with a total of 6.28...
Oman’s Salalah port to encourage SMEs into port
MUSCAT: As part of its robust Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programme, the Port of Salalah encourages the integration of local...
Korea Western Power Co Ltd seeks 640,000T of steaming coal per year for 5 years
SEOUL: Korea Western Power Co Ltd (WP) is seeking 640,000 tonnes of steaming coal per year from October 2015 to...
New Zealand Govt announces crackdown on exports of an ancient timber resource
WELLINGTON: The New Zealand government announced a crackdown on exports of an ancient timber resource after claims that exporters were...
Indian Soyabean industry to increase oil import customs duty
NEW DELHI: Soybean Processors Association of India (SOPA) has requested Finance Minister Arun Jaitley to increase customs duty on edible...
New Zealand dollar likely to return to 20-year average by end of Q3
WELLINGTON: The New Zealand dollar, which traded within a whisper of its post-float high against the greenback a year ago,...
Australia’s largest banks need to hold at least $21 bln capital to rival peers
CANBERRA: Australia’s largest banks will need to hold at least A$28 billion ($21 billion) in extra capital to rank among...
Australian house prices 12% overvalued, Barclays chief economist
CANBERRA: Housing prices in Australia are now 12 per cent overvalued, says a leading investment bank that has raised the...
Australia PM under fire for ordering fund to stop investing in wind, solar power
CANBERRA: Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has come under fire from the opposition and investors after ordering the government’s A$10...
Indonesia Customs seizes 455 pangolins
JAKARTA: Indonesian customs officials foiled an attempt to smuggle 455 dead pangolins to Singapore from an airport in the country's...
