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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’s Govt lifts the ban on chrome ore exports
HARARE: Zimbabwe’s government has lifted the ban on chrome ore exports with immediate effect after four years of the prohibition...
Zimbabwe Govt finds $1.5 from disputed 15% VAT on foreign tourists
HARARE: The Zimbabwean government has raked in $1.6 million from a disputed 15% value-added tax (VAT) on foreign tourists. Zimbabwe introduced...
Zimbabwe’s tobacco sector sees subdued 2015 tobacco sales
HARARE: Zimbabwe’s tobacco sector, which had seen a resurgence, is currently facing a subdued 2015 auctioning season following reduced deliveries...
New Zealand farmer fined NZ$45,000 for illegal egg imports
NEW ZEALAND: A chicken enthusiast put the New Zealand poultry industry and native bird population at risk by attempting to...
New Zealand’s wholesale trade shrinks 0.8% in Q3 march
WELLINGTON: New Zealand’s wholesale trade shrank in the first three months of the year, snapping six quarters of expansion. A...
Australian stocks to open slightly lower as data flow eases
CANBERRA: Australian stocks are set to open slightly lower on Tuesday, at the start of a holiday-shortened week that is...
Decline in exports of Mekong Delta produce
HANOI: After the country’s exports of farm produce, seafood and forestry products declined in the first five months, the Mekong...
Vietnam cuts export price floor of 25% broken rice by 2.9% to $340 tonne
HANOI: Vietnam has cut the export price floor for the 25 percent broken rice by 2.9 percent to $340 a...
Hyundai Motor Co. considers larger Genesis-based premium SUV
SEOUL: Hyundai Motor Co., whose sedan-heavy lineup has held it back in a U.S. market powered by SUVs, is considering...
Africa, Egypt to sign trade deal soon
CAIRO: Senior African officials negotiating a trade deal in Egypt to create a common market across half the continent said...
South Korea axes four coal plants, plans two new nuclear units
SEOUL: South Korea has axed plans to build four coal-fired power plants and will boost its nuclear reactor fleet by...
India stops diary exports to Russia over stiff conditions
NEW DELHI: India might not be able to export dairy products to Russia due to stiff conditions set in by...
S-Oil revives spring recruitment program first time in seven years
SEOUL: S-Oil, South Korea’s third-largest oil refiner, has revived its spring recruitment program for the first time in seven years,...
Oman’s Sohar port free zone attracts $21b investment
MUSCAT: Sohar Port industrial area and its free zone have attracted $21 billion worth investment in the last one decade ever...
Greece to get 1.6b euros in 3 weeks to pay creditors
ATHENS: Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is facing a showdown both with international creditors and dissenters in his party as...
Oman’s oil production up 1.5% to 30.22m barrels last month
MUSCAT: Oman's total oil and condensates production grew 1.53 per cent to 30.22 million barrels in May compared to the...
Sultanate’s GDP increases 4.6% in 2014
MUSCAT: The Sultanate's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) at current prices increased 4.6 per cent during 2014, as compared to the...
Indian rupee weakens 28 paisa to 64.03 against dollar
NEW DELHI: The rupee weakened 28 paise to trade at 64.03 against the dollar in early trade on Monday at...
Philippines to buy 150,000 tonnes rice from Vietnam
MANILA: The Philippines agreed to buy 150,000 tons of rice from Vietnam in a tender on Friday and could import...
Japan’s scrap imports down to 12,349 tons in April: FM
TOKYO: The ferrous scrap imports by Japan during the month of April this year dropped significantly, as per the latest...
