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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
Greek PM Alexis Tsipras insists on avoiding pension cuts
ATHENS: Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said a deal with creditors to unlock aid must not impose further pension cuts...
Saudi Arabian Airlines fined $1.6m for breaking EU aviation law
BRUSSELS: Saudi Arabian Airlines has been fined some 1.4 million euros ($1.6 million) by a regional Belgian government for breaching...
Ukraine’s GDP down 17.6% in Q1
KIEV: Remember that 1Q 2015 Russian GDP shrunk 1.9% y/y in real terms and the forecasts for 2015 full year...
Japan to invest $100b for Asian infrastructure
TOKYO: Japan will announce a US$100 billion plan to invest in roads, bridges, railways and other building projects in Asia,...
Iran’s non-customs goods import reaches 40% to $20b in 2014
TEHRAN: Since Hassan Rouhani became the president of the clerical regime, import of goods smuggled into the country, compared to...
Bundesbank urges German banks sector to re-think business model
BERLIN: Germany's banking sector proved its strength during the financial crisis, but needs to examine its business model to increase...
Spain sees deal within day’s even Greece fears over bailout
ATHENS: Greece government borrowing rates shot up Monday amid growing concern the country will be unable to meet upcoming repayments...
EU costs Britons £573m in holiday roaming charges
BRUSSELS: Despite the introduction of EU-wide mobile roaming caps designed to protect UK holidaymakers, one in six Britons are forced...
Hungary’s net general government borrowing 1.9% of GDP
BUDAPEST: According to preliminary financial data, net general government borrowing was HUF 610 bln in the twelve months leading up...
Hungary’s net general government borrowing 1.9% of GDP
BUDAPEST: According to preliminary financial data, net general government borrowing was HUF 610 bln in the twelve months leading up...
Paks power plant to account for 10% prior costs
BUDAPEST: Planning and preparation for the upgrade of Hungaryʼs sole nuclear power plant in Paks is expected to account for...
Hungary’s Danubius Hotels Q1 loss narrows HUF 980M
BUDAPEST: An earnings report published late Friday shows that the Hungaryʼs Danubius Hotelsʼ first-quarter loss narrowed to HUF 980 million...
South African’s Pioneer Foods lifts revenue by 8% to R 9.5m
JOHANNESBURG: Pioneer Foods, the owners of food brands such as Sasko bread, White Star maize meal and Spekko rice, lifted...
Itac imposes 14.29% anti dumping duty on Pakistani cement
CAPE TOWN: The International Trade Administration Commission of SA (Itac) has imposed provisional anti-dumping duties of between 14.29% and 77.15%...
South African Netcare’s earnings increase by 15.5%
CAPE TOWN: South Africa’s second biggest private hospital group Netcare on Monday reported a 15.5% increase in diluted headline earnings...
STDM Portuguese casino operations lose MOP18.5m
LISBON: Sociedade de Turismo e Diversões de Macau (STDM) casinos in Portugal recorded losses of MOP18.5 million (1.74 million euros)...
Portugal’s Altice May losses 15% revenue in Q1-2015
LISBON: Altice reported a 15 percent decrease in revenues in Portugal during the first quarter of 2015, from EUR 46.1...
Portugal gets 3 bids in TAP airline privatization
LISBON: The Transport Secretary Sergio Monteiro said on Friday that Portugal's government has received three bids for the struggling state-owned...
Avantha Group awarded contract at 400 MW Veja Mate Offshore Project GmbH
BERLIN: Avantha Group Company CG, along with other consortium partners Cofely Fabricom and lemants, has been awarded the contract for...
Jordan’s free zones’ exports reach at JD239m last April
AMMAN: Exports from Jordanian free zones of goods and machinery last April stood at JD239 million. Jordan's Free Zones Corporation...
