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
Prices up on devaluation of Afghani currency against foreign currency
KABUL: Following devaluation of afghani currency against foreign currency, prices of flour, sugar, ghee and rice have edged up in...
China’s Petroleum company signs $330m deal with UAE to build infrastructure
SHANGHAI: A subsidiary of China's largest energy company China National Petroleum Corporation signed a $330 million deal on Sunday to...
Jordan signs 2 trade MoUs with Bulgaria
SOFIA: Amman Chambers of Commerce and Industry and Jordan Europe Business Association (JEBA), represented by its President, Issa Hayder Murad,...
Jaguar shortlists 2 locations Czech Republic, Poland for production plant
WARSAW: Poland and the Czech Republic are shortlisted as the next location of the British Jaguar Land Rover production plant,...
Euro falls 1.1284 amid Greece Woes
ATHENS: The euro weakened against the other major currencies in the Asian session on Tuesday, as sentiment dampened on continued...
Greece labor minister calls indirect taxes are unfair
ATHENS: Greece Labor Minister Panos Skourletis, speaking to Greece TV on Tuesday, called indirect taxes unfair, while referring to the...
Maersk Line may cut key routes to arrest volume decline
COPENHAGEN: Maersk Line is preparing to eliminate or cut back several service loops in response to mixed first quarter results,...
Maersk profits jump $1.6b in Q1 after Sale of Danske Bank Shares
COPENHAGEN: Maersk Group's Profit increased to $1.6 billion in the first quarter of 2015, up from $1.2 billion in 2014....
Economist warns of too many cuts too fast
HELSINKI: Finland should be wary of making too many cuts too fast in an effort to reduce debt, believes economist...
Finns national economy output remains on level in March
HELSINKI: Seasonally adjusted output remained in March on level with the previous month, according to Statistics Finland. Adjusted for working...
Alarming condition in Greece: Bundesbank Report
ATHENS: Greece needs to fundamentally change its attitude in the current negotiation with its creditors, the German central bank warned...
Ezion sued in Singapore over maersk plot claim
COPENHAGEN: Ezion Holdings Ltd. was sued by a partner which accused the Singapore-based offshore service provider of a conspiracy to...
Greece bonds tumble on speculation banks weeks away from failure
ATHENS: Greece bonds plunged, pushing 10-year yields to the highest this month, as speculation grew that the nation’s financial system...
OTP Bank raises capital €155m at Ukrainian subsidiary
BUDAPEST: OTP Bank on Friday said a capital increase to UAH 3,668,186,135 (€155 million) from UAH 2,868,190,521 (€121 million) was registered...
Portugal’s economy improves, people still struggle under austerity measures
LISBON: One year after gaining freedom from the control of its international creditors, Portugal has succeeded in dramatically improving its...
Hiwin Technologies Corp annual profit falls 3.55% due to foreign exchange loss
TAIPEI: Hiwin Technologies Corp, one of the nation’s major machine tool makers, yesterday posted a 3.55 percent annual decline in...
Qatar’s Ooredoo inks $500m revolving credit facility
DOHA: Ooredoo announced the signing of a $500m revolving credit facility agreement. In a regulatory filing to Qatar Exchange (QE)...
Kuwait’s Asiya Capital profit jumps 75% to KD 1.77m in 2014
KUWAIT CITY: Asiya Capital Investments Company (previously KCIC), a firm focused on investing in Emerging Asia countries, today held its...
Sugarcane industry needs to slash costs
HANOI: Viet Nam needed to improve the competitiveness of its sugar industry's competitiveness so it did not lose out in...
Mitie shelves all plans to take over businesses in Europe
BRUSSELS: Mitie has shelved all its plans to take over businesses in Europe until after Britain’s referendum on EU membership....
