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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
Maize imports rise as rice exports fall in first five months of 2015
HCM CITY: Maize imports in the first five months of 2015 are on the rise but rice exports are on...
Vietnam imports 548,664 mt of coal in May, up 65% YOY, exports down
HANOI: Vietnam imported 548,664 mt of coal in May, up 65% year on year and 51% higher month on month,...
Bank stocks fuel market growth 0.64% in Vietnam
HA NOI: Bank stocks bounced back yesterday after a week of high volume sales, helping lift the VN-Index to 586.48...
Binh Duong receives nearly 2,550 foreign direct investment projects between 2010, 2015
BINH DUONG: Binh Duong received nearly 2,550 foreign direct investment projects between 2010 and 2015, bringing the total registered capital...
Indonesia govt invests Rp 3.5t into Waskita Karya
JAKARTA: The government has injected Rp 3.5 trillion capital into state-run construction firm PT Waskita Karya that will help the...
Kuwait’s Warba Bank leads $500m sukuk issuance by Garuda Indonesia
KUWAIT: Warba Bank was mandated by Garuda Indonesia, the leading Indonesian’s flagship carrier as Joint Lead Manager and Joint Book...
Taiwan exports to L.A. surge 9% to $9.5b
TAIPEI: China may be the top trading partner for the L.A. area's huge ports, but it's getting a big boost...
Sri Lanka Customs nabs 29-year-old man with $35,000
COLOMBO: Hand-cuffs-police-lights6A passenger was arrested at the Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) this morning with USD 35,000 in his baggage. The...
Kenya bags billions from presidential visits abroad in last two years
NAIROBI: New multi-billion dollar investments, grants and programmes are some of the benefits Kenya has bagged in presidential visits abroad...
Kenya’s Uchumi to audit to determine cash from 2014 rights issue used
NAIROBI: Kenya's Uchumi Supermarket, which sacked its chief executive for "gross misconduct", said on Monday it had launched an audit...
China signs agreement to assist Kenya to set up a 50 MW solar plant
NAIROBI: China has signed an agreement to assist Kenya to set up a 50 megawatt solar plant, which will be...
Zinara sees licence fees collections doubling to $55m this year from $27m collected last year
HARARE: The country’s road infrastructure authority sees licence fees collections doubling to $55 million this year from $27 million collected...
Govt appeals to development partners for $300m to avert starvation in Zimbabwe
HARARE: The cash-strapped government has appealed to development partners for some $300 million to avert starvation in the country after...
Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries connect to Govt to stop smugglers
HARARE: The Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) wants a company engaged by the government to enforce standards to focus more...
Vietnam Fruit, vegetable exports reached US$629 mln in first 5 months
HA NOI: The country’s fruit and vegetable exports reached US$629 million in the first five months of this year, soaring...
S. Korean stocks to remain dull this week ahead of FOMC
SEOUL: The South Korean stock market is expected to trade in a tight range next week as investors take a...
South Korea posts trade surplus for 40th month in a row in May
SEJONG: South Korea posted a trade surplus for the 40th month in a row in May as imports dropped at...
Japan’s spot aluminum premium slips below $100/mt for first time in 6 years
TOKYO: Japanese spot aluminum premiums slipped below $100/mt plus London Metal Exchange cash, CIF Japan, Monday for the first time...
S.Korea’s May Iran crude imports soar but Jan-May fall y/y
SEOUL: South Korean imports of Iranian crude nearly doubled in May from a year ago, but its shipments from the...
South Korea agrees to hold talks with Japan over import ban on fishery goods
SEJONG: South Korea has agreed to hold talks with Japan next week over its import ban on Japanese fishery goods...
