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
Italy’s furniture manufacturers expecting 300,000 visitors in Milan Furniture Fair 2017
ROME: Italy’s furniture manufacturers are in an upbeat mood as they look forward to the 56th edition of the Milan...
UK business investment hit by pressure for shareholder returns
LONDON: Eight of every 10 publicly listed companies in Britain believe that the pressure to deliver short-term returns to shareholders...
UK banks in the dark over Tesco cyberheist
LONDON: British banking executives and security experts are growing frustrated at the dearth of information available more than three months...
Norwegian DNO plans to increase its production in Oman
OSLO: Norwegian oil company DNO plans to bring two oil production wells back on stream in its northern Oman Block...
Saffron exports up by 37%
TEHRAN: An official said the volume of Iran’s saffron exports rose by 37 per cent in the first eight months...
Iran, Hungary eye better trade ties
TEHRAN: Viktor Orbán, the Prime Minister of Hungary received, on Wednesday, Iran's Economy Minister Ali Tayyebnia who is visiting Budapest....
Russia’s grain harvest to be over 100 mln tons this year
MOSCOW: Grain harvest in 2017 should be over 100 mln tonnes, Department Director of the Russian Agriculture Ministry Vladimir Volik...
Financial recovery of Russian banking sector may take several years
MOSCOW: A three-tier system of banking regulation in Russia makes possible to maximize satisfaction of demands of banking services consumers...
Russia lost $26 bln on oil, gas exports
MOSCOW: Russia is making less money on oil and gas exports, according to the data published today by the Federal...
Nigeria to raise tomato import duty to boost local production
ABUJA: Nigeria will increase custom duties for tomato imports and waive tariffs for some farming equipment to stimulate local production...
ASE Jan revenues down 10% on-month
WASHINGTON: Advanced Semiconductor Engineering (ASE) has reported consolidated revenues of NT$22.69 billion (US$713 million) for January 2017, down 10.2% sequentially...
US imports of bituminous, metallurgical coal dip in 2016
HOUSTON: Colombia remained the largest importer of bituminous coal to the US in 2016, importing 4.45 million mt, down 7.9%...
Customs agents seize 3,947 pounds of weed disguised as limes
WASHINGTON: Despite it becoming easier and easier for Americans to legally consume cannabis, thousands of pounds of of weed still...
Australia eases shrimp imports
CANBERRA: The Australian Department of Agriculture and Water Resources has loosened its temporary suspension of the import of uncooked prawns...
AGL getting serious about LNG imports
CANBERRA: AGL Energy - the country's second-largest electricity and gas retailer - is considering plans to import cheap gas even...
Cambodian exports to US down
WASHINGTON: Cambodia’s total exports to the United States declined last year compared with 2015, due to uncertainties in the US...
Global unemployment to rise by 3.4m in 2017
WASHINGTON: The global unemployment rate is expected to rise modestly from 5.7 to 5.8 per cent in 2017 representing an...
Chilean pear imports to US are doing well
WASHINGTON: According to some US importers, such as Andy Economou, the COO of TastyFruitti International, Chilean pear imports were doing...
Qatar says producers sticking to oil output cuts
DOHA: Qatar's energy minister says OPEC members and oil-producing allies are adhering to previously agreed production cuts aimed at taking...
Poland’s mBank 2017 net profit may drop to around PLN 1b
WARSAW: Net profit at Polish lender mBank , a unit Germany's Commerzbank, may fall to around 1 billion zlotys ($246.73...
