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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
India’s Petronet to build LNG terminal under $950m deal
NEW DELHI: Petrobangla yesterday signed an initial agreement with India's energy company Petronet to set up an LNG re-gasification terminal...
Portugal stocks higher at close of trade; PSI 20 up 0.35%
LISBON: Portugal stocks were higher after the close on Thursday, as gains in the Technology, Telecoms and Basic Materials sectors...
Nepal Oil Corporation likely to cut fuel prices
KATHMANDU: Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) is likely to roll back prices slightly on Sunday following criticism by lawmakers over its...
Nepal to start 4G telecom service from 2017
KATHMANDU: The Nepali people will be able to use fourth generation (4G) telecommunication service for the first time from 2017...
Poland buys da vinci painting in $105 mln art deal
WARSAW: The Polish government agreed to buy a local aristocratic family’s art collection, which includes the 1490 Leonardo da Vinci...
Crowdfunding market increases rapidly
HELSINKI: Country´s crowdfunding market has increased significantly this year, which was more than double, according to a survey conducted by...
Treasure Fleet International proposes to acquire a stake in National Bank of Oman
MUSCAT: National Bank of Oman (NBO) on Thursday said that it had received a letter from Treasure Fleet International Pte...
Hong Kong’s drawndown mortgage loans rise 14.6 pct in Nov
HONG KONG: New mortgage loans drawn down in Hong Kong totalled HK$26.5 billion ($3.42 billion) in November, up 14.6 percent...
Canada tax changes in 2017
TORONTO: A number of tax changes would affect federal and provincial governments in 2017 with the Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF)...
Dubai Chamber hosts Maltese delegation in meeting focused on bilateral economic growth
DUBAI: Majed Al Shamsi, 1st vice chairman of the Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry, recently met with a 40-member...
Uncertainty to shape UK economy in 2017
LONDON: In 2016, the economy became even more intertwined than usual with politics. British voters decided that a prolonged period...
Australia shares post best performance in 3 years
SYDNEY: Australian shares closed lower on Friday, but ended having had their best quarter this year and their best yearly...
Sri Lanka’s total export earnings fall by 1.68 %
COLOMBO: Sri Lanka’s total export earnings fell 1.68 percent in the first 10 months to $8,675 million compared to the...
NZ dollar heads for 2% gain in 2016, belying volatile year
WELLINGTON: The New Zealand dollar is heading for a 2 percent gain against the greenback this year, belying the currency’s...
India’s crude oil imports, demand impact crude oil prices
NEW DELHI: India’s Petroleum Planning and Analysis Cell estimated that India’s crude oil imports rose 3.3% to 4.58 MMbpd (million...
Japan sees crab prices surge as poached imports sink
TOKYO: Prices of crab, a sought-after delicacy in the year-end and New Year’s period, are surging because of a sharp...
Brazil’s president to pursue tax reform in 2017
BRASILIA: Brazil will seek to simplify its tax code in 2017, President Michel Temer said on Thursday, aiming to broaden...
German exports to rise by 2.5% amid global uncertainties
BERLIN: German exports should grow by 2.5 per cent next year, the nation‘s key trade association said Thursday but warned...
South Korea cuts GDP forecast, plans to boost consumption
SEJONG: South Korea lowered its growth outlook for next year as it saw weaker domestic demand and waning job growth...
South Korea’s industrial production rebounded last month
SEOUL: The Korea National Statistical Office announced on December 29 that South Korea’s total industrial production increased 1.6% between the...
