International Customs
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
India customs arrest Afghan woman on allegations of gold smuggling
KABUL: An Afghan woman was among two persons arrested for allegedly trying to smuggle in gold valued at about Rs 73 lakh...
Philippines customs taking strict measures to stop tobacco smuggling
MANILA: The alarming rise in seizures of contraband and counterfeit cigarettes by customs and police authorities highlights the need for...
Indian Customs arrests constable in red sanders smuggling case
MUMBAI: The Kalamboli police probing a red-sanders smuggling case registered last month, have zeroed in on a constable for allegedly...
Jordanian delegation signs $6m deals with Thai businesspeople
AMMAN: A Jordanian commercial delegation has concluded a visit to Thailand that resulted in signing contracts worth $6 million between...
South African’s GDP slows to 1.3% in Q1 of 2015
CAPE TOWN: Statistics SA gross domestic product (GDP) data showed on Tuesday that the economy expanded by a seasonally adjusted...
Public debt up by 0.5% in March m/m
WARSAW: The state public debt of Poland grew by 0.5 percent month-on-month and reached PLN 806.423 billion at the end...
Consumer loans up by 0.3% in April 2015
WARSAW: The value of consumer credits increased by 0.3 percent or PLN 454 million in April month-on-month and reached PLN...
Poland sees PLN 3.6b in bids on LTE frequencies
WARSAW: Poland's market regulator UKE continues the auction for 800 MHz and 2.6 GHz frequency bundles, with telcos bidding up...
Poland may raise exports to Latin America
WARSAW: Polish companies stand a chance to boost exports to Latin America as they are practically unpenetrated (only 1% of...
Luxury car sales increase in Greece despite crisis
ATHENS: More than eighteen automotive companies operating in the Greece market recorded a sales increase during the first quarter of...
Greece’s 2015 budget proposal won’t produce surplus: IMF Chief Economist
ATHENS: The Greece government's proposals for the 2015 budget are not sufficient, International Monetary Fund's (IMF) chief economist Olivier Blanchard...
Finland’s Dairy company Satamaito resumes production
HELSINKI: Dairy cooperative company Satamaito has been granted permission to restart production. The decision was reached together with the Municipality...
Australian wearables market to grow at CAGR of 78%; revenue of A$1 billion by 2018: Frost & Sullivan
SYDNEY: Australia’s market for wearable technologies is considered to be in its inception stage, although 2014 saw the advent of...
Slavery on NZ seas: rape, bonded labour and abuse widespread on fishing boats
WELLINGTON: Indonesian fishermen working on boats in New Zealand waters face slave-like conditions, violence and sexual abuse, a report says.The...
Japan to import more butter as shortage deepens
TOKYO: Japan will turn to overseas markets to meet a deepening butter shortage, which may lead to higher prices for...
Japan: Wooden door imports fall 23% in March 2015
TOKYO: The fall in March 2015 wooden door imports into the Japanese market marks the third straight month of declines....
Korea’s start-ups have worst success records
SEOUL: The numbers of IT start-ups surged in recent years in Korea, but nearly half shut down within three years,...
India’s revenue secretary optimistic about Direct Tax Target of Rs 7.98 Lakh Crore
NEW DELHI: India's direct tax collection target of Rs 7.98 lakh crore for the current financial year is likely to...
Iran to build 48 power plants in Indonesia
JAKARTA: Iran and Indonesia have agreed to build 48 small-scale hydroelectric power plants. The two countries seeking to improve ties...
Taiwan industrial output growth slows to 1.06%
TAIPEI: Industrial production grew at a weaker-than-expected 1.06 percent annually to 106.37 last month, choked by sagging demand for PC-related...
