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
Hong Kong Customs seizes 12,370 kg of suspected red sandalwood
HONG KONG: Hong Kong Customs announced Thursday that it had seized about 12,370 kilograms of suspected red sandalwood from a...
UK factory orders grow at weakest rate since April
LONDON: British factory orders grew in September at their weakest rate since April, and output growth over the past three...
Hong Kong bans meat imports from Brazilian firms after pet food sold for human consumption
HONG KONG: Meat imports from an exporter and two plants in Brazil have been suspended after 200 tonnes of chicken...
Canada July wholesale trade unexpectedly rose, gains across sectors
OTTAWA: The value of Canadian wholesale trade unexpectedly jumped in July, making for the biggest increase in six months as...
U.S. oil prices settle lower as traders look to OPEC to further tighten global supplies
WASHINGTON: U.S. oil prices settled modestly lower Thursday after ending at a nearly five-month high a day earlier, as traders...
Turkish ministry grants license for onshore hydrocarbon exploration
ANKARA: Turkey’s Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources has granted Turkish Petroleum (TP) a license to conduct hydrocarbon exploration in...
Sri Lanka Customs nab couple attempting to smuggle currency worth nearly Rs. 90 mln
COLOMBO: Sri Lanka Customs officials have arrested a man and a woman at the Katunayake Airport Thursday while attempting to...
Bulk of Iran’s non-oil exports fall on five countries
TEHRAN: Five countries, including China, Iraq, UAE, South Korea and India have imported 68.7 percent of Iran's total non-oil goods...
Nigeria Customs seize 470 firearms imported from Turkey
ABUJA: The Nigeria Custom Service says it has intercepted over 470 firearms smuggled into the country at Tin-Can Island port,...
Peoria unemployment rates fall during August
PEORIA: Unemployment rates were down across each of the state’s metropolitan areas compared with one year ago, according to data...
Russian rouble at five-day peaks thanks to month-end taxes and oil
MOSCOW: The Russian rouble hit its highest in five days on Friday, supported by domestic month-end tax payments and higher...
Malaysian ports unaffected despite firms shipping south
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian Transport Minister Liow Tiong Lai has said that Malaysian ports will remain competitive, although five major global...
Denmark retail sales fall for third month
DENMARK: Denmark's retail sales declined for the third straight month in August, figures from Statistics Denmark showed Thursday. Retail trade...
Tax on income from bank savings proposed
HANOI: The latest proposal to tax an individual’s income from the interest accrued from the savings deposited in banks has...
Exim-Indonesia seek to expand infrastructure investment
JAKARTA: Seeking to expand the investment opportunities of South Korean companies in the profitable Southeast Asian infrastructure market, the Export-Import...
Raijin Energy claims Rs2.8b in compensation from NEA
KATHMANDU: Raijin Energy Co has claimed Rs2.8 billion in compensation from the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) after it scrapped a...
Germany expects solid growth to continue
BERLIN: Germany's economy weakened at the start of the third quarter after a strong performance in the first half of...
Brazil sugar output to hit three-year low, as ethanol hits back
BRASÍLIA: Sugar production in Brazil's key Centre South region will drop to a three-year low next season as a dearth...
India, Kazakhstan to deepen ties in oil, gas sector
NEW DELHI: India and Kazakhstan today discussed deepening cooperation in oil and gas sector as well as expanding the International...
Banks could decide KPMG future in South Africa
CAPE TOWN: The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) has expressed concerns over the potential fallout surrounding KPMG, as the company...
