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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
South African tourism council expects R1.4bn hit
CAPE TOWN: South African’s tourism industry lost R886m in direct spending last year because of tough new visa regulations, says...
Vietnam’s HCM City estimates to gain GDP growth of 8.55% in 3 years
HO CHI MINH CITY: Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh City is estimated to have gained a GDP growth of 8.55 percent...
Viet Nam’s textile, garment exports reach US$12.18b in first 6 months of 2015
HA NOI: The value of Viet Nam's textile and garment exports reached US$12.18 billion in the first six months of...
Vietnam’s furniture import share 18%, up from 17% in March 2014
HANOI: US wooden furniture imports recovered from the decline recorded in February. March wooden furniture imports were worth US$1.40 billion,...
Vietnam assembly approves construction plan for new international airport by 2025
HANOI: Vietnam's rubberstamp National Assembly on Thursday approved the construction of a new international airport by 2025 to accommodate growing...
Manila customs to introduce own jargons for smuggling, bribes
MANILA: The jargon for bribes and other illegal money-making schemes at the head office of the Bureau of Customs (BOC)...
Drug smuggling hits record-high at Incheon International Airport: Customs data
SEOUL: The amount of drugs smuggled into South Korea through the country’s main gateway, Incheon International Airport, in the first...
ZIMRE Holdings Ltd income for Q1 grow 160% in Zimbabwe
HARARE: ZIMRE Holdings Limited comprehensive income for the first quarter grew 160 percent from a negative position in the same...
Kenya’s tea output falls 27% in Q1 of 2015 due to dry weather conditions
NAIROBI: Kenya's tea output plunged 27 percent in the first quarter of 2015 from a year before due to dry...
Tecno Mobile, Microsoft come together to launch Tecno WinPad 10 in Kenya
NAIROBI: There is a new gadget in town. Tecno Mobile, in collaboration with Intel Corporation and Microsoft has come together...
Kenya Power sign contracts worth Sh3.2b to implement 12 substation upgrade projects
NAIROBI: Kenya Power has signed contracts worth Sh3.2 billion with local firms to implement 12 substation upgrade projects in the...
Mugabe swindles $11m ZINARA cash meant for road repairs
HARARE: Zimbabwe’s roads which could have all been fixed in less 7 days, are in a desperate state just as...
Mexican forces capture son of alleged leader of violent drug cartel
MEXICO CITY: The son and alleged second-in-command of the leader of the country’s most violent drug cartel has been captured...
Canadian police seize 406.7 grams of cocaine, $20K cash
PETERBOROUGH: Police seized more than 14 ounces of cocaine and $20,000 in cash during a raid at a Charlotte street...
Zimbabwe’s FDI inflows up 36% to $545m in 2014 on mining, infrastructure
HARARE: Zimbabwe's foreign direct investment leapt to $545 million in 2014 – less than 5 percent of the country’s GDP—...
Number of trips to Ireland increased by 13.4% between March and May 2015
DUBLIN: The total number of trips to Ireland increased by 13.4% between March and May 2015, official statistics revealed today....
Greek problems mask rising risks of core in Italy and France
PARIS: According to John Maynard Keynes “the expected never happens; it is the unexpected always”. Obsessed with the problems of...
Norway domestic intelligence agency finds no spy equipment in central Oslo
OSLO: Norway’s domestic intelligence agency says there are no illegal listening devices in central Oslo, near government buildings, Parliament or...
Production at Groningen gas field to slash to 13.5bcm in second half of 2015
AMSTERDAM: The Dutch government said it will cut production further at a giant gas field blamed for causing earthquakes, crimping...
German business morale weakens for 2nd straight month running in June
BERLIN: German business morale weakened for a second straight month in June, a leading survey showed, suggesting concerns about the...
