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
New Zealand’s biggest export port operator H1 profit rises 8.5%
TAURANGA: New Zealand's biggest export port operator, the Port of Tauranga, boosted its first-half profit by 8.5 percent due to...
Bank of Ireland’s pre-tax profit last year fell by 16% to just over €1bn
DUBLIN: Bank of Ireland made a pre-tax profit of just more than €1 billion last year, down from €1.2 billion...
India urges the US to ease mango import standards
NEW DEHLI: The Indian government is petitioning the United States to lessen the current phytosanitary norms that have affected India’s...
Dubai gold nears 3-month high at Dh151.50
DUBAI: Gold prices held steady on Friday near 3-1/2-month highs hit in the previous session following tempered expectations of a...
Germany, Israel plans to boost mango production in Cameroon
YAOUNDE: Germany and Israel are cooperating in order to boost production and grow the market for mangoes in Cameroon. The...
Abu Dhabi, Saudi non-oil trade hits $4.6bn in 2016
ABU DHABI: The total value of non-oil trade between Abu Dhabi and Saudi Arabia reached Dh17 billion ($4.6 billion) in...
Hong Kong stock debut suspended after 543% surge
HONG KONG: Hong Kong traders are used to seeing strange things on the city’s small-cap exchange, home to some of...
Norwegian authorities looking into Eimskip acquisition of Nor Lines
OSLO: The Norwegian Competition Authority advised Icelandic shipper, Eimskip, of an objection it has to the company's acquisition of...
Australian tax agency explains spouse tax offset change
CANBERRA: The Australian Taxation Office has issued guidance on changes to the spouse tax offset that will enter into force...
Poland gets withdrawal subsidy by EU Commission
WARSAW: The Polish Bureau for the Development of Agriculture and the Regions said that Poland will gain a withdrawal subsidy...
Axiata revenue grows 8.5% to record MYR 21 bln in 2016
COLOMBO: Axiata Group reported its highest revenue ever, breaking the MYR 20 billion barrier in 2016. Group revenue jumped 8.5...
Denmark’s Maersk signs partnership with Chinese e-logistics platform
COPENHAGEN: Denmark's Maersk Line signed a strategic agreement with the Chinese online logistics platform Yun Qu Na to jointly develop...
Singer Sri Lanka Dec net profit up 38%
COLOMBO: Consumer durables and electronics retailer Singer (Sri Lanka) PLC posted a net profit of Rs. 531.41 million for the...
Aussie dollar hits new 2017 high as frustration over US tax reform pace grows
CANBERRA: The Australian dollar hit a new 2017 high overnight, as the greenback sagged after US Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin...
Philippines lawmakers call for inquiry into WTO policies
MANILA: Lawmakers filed two resolutions calling for an inquiry into the impact of World Trade Organization (WTO) policies and programs...
Poland’s imports from Ukraine fall
WARSAW: Poland and Moldova are currently far ahead of Ukraine when it comes to the export of fruits and vegetables....
CIBC offers Canada’s best bank dividend
OTTAWA: One of the downfalls with the recent move in North American banks is their dividend yields are becoming more...
Alberta economy improving
OTTAWA: Alberta's economy is on the road to recovery and more money is coming in, but there's no change to...
UK state-backed bank RBS reports £7 bln loss
LONDON: The Royal Bank of Scotland, one of the U.K.’s state-owned banks, reported Friday a giant loss of £7 billion...
Annual Europatat Congress to be held in Belgium in June 2017
BRUSSELS: Belgapom, the Belgian Potato Traders and Processors, and Europatat, the European Potato Trade Association have confirmed the dates for...
