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Govt to import LNG by next April
DHAKA: State Minister for Power, Energy and Mineral Resources Nasrul Hamid yesterday said the government is set to import liquefied...
France growth pace holds at 0.5%, second GDP estimate shows
PARIS: The French economy continued growing at a modest clip in the second quarter after Emmanuel Macron was elected president...
Canadian oil producers, consumers set to feel Harvey’s wrath
CALGARY: Canadian oil producers and consumers are set to be lashed by the powerful storm that has battered Houston and...
Food ministry for import of 20 lakh tons of grains
DHAKA: The food ministry yesterday informed the cabinet that 20 lakh tonnes of rice and wheat would have to be...
Switzerland coach Petkovic signs 2-year contract extension
BERN: Switzerland coach Vladimir Petkovic has signed a two-year contract extension as reward for a perfect record in World Cup...
MRCB records strong growth in H1 at RM1.28b
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian Resources Corporation Bhd (MRCB) announced that it recorded strong growth in revenue and profit before tax excluding...
Hong Kong’s retail sales value up 4% in July
HONG KONG: Hong Kong's value of total retail sales in July rose 4 percent year-on-year to 36 billion HK dollars...
Singapore New Silkroutes FY17 net loss narrows on better oil-trading performance
SINGAPORE: Singapore energy, resources and health care company New Silkroutes Group 2017 fiscal full-year net loss narrowed to $2.0 million...
C&C and Bank of Ireland fall amid sterling weakness
DUBLIN: Sterling-sensitive stocks such as C&C, Total Produce and Bank of Ireland were out of sorts on Monday in Dublin...
Malaysia’s economy to continue doing well in 2H17
KUALA LUMPUR: International Trade and Industry Minister Datuk Seri Mustapa Mohamed expects Malaysia's economy to continue to do well in...
Irish tax experts downplay likely impact of US tax reform on Ireland
DUBLIN: Irish tax experts have played down the likely impact of US tax reform on Ireland, suggesting the measures currently...
UAE increases petrol prices for September
DUBAI: The UAE Ministry of Energy on Tuesday revised fuel prices for the month of September. The price of unleaded...
UAE private sector growth gathers momentum in July
DUBAI: The health of the UAE non-oil private sector gained steam in July, supported by sharp expansions in output and...
Sri Lanka has to modernise customs law to be global hub
COLOMBO: Sri Lanka wants to modernise its 200 year old customs law to become a global trading hub, Finance Minister...
Sri Lanka not to tax bonds retrospectively
COLOMBO: Sri Lanka's tax free listed bonds issued in the past are likely to be treated the same way until...
Australian Taxation office finds $17bn in superannuation missing over six years
CANBERRA: Australian workers have lost out on more than $17 billion in superannuation payments since 2009 from shonky operators and...
UK construction machinery exports continue to grow
LONDON: UK exports of construction and earthmoving equipment continued on an upward trend in the second quarter of 2017, showing...
U.S. oil may retest support at $46.24
WASHINGTON: U.S. oil may retest a support at $46.24 per barrel, as suggested by a falling channel and a Fibonacci...
CBP Arizona responds to Hurricane Harvey
WASHINGTON: U.S. Customs and Border Protection aircraft from Tucson are now in Texas, along with 12 aircrew members, five support...
Turkey’s foreign trade deficit up by 82.5%
ANKARA: Turkey’s foreign trade deficit increased by 82.5 percent in July compared with July 2016, according to official data. The...
