SEOUL: South Korea's crude oil imports rose 4.5 percent in the second quarter of 2016 from a year ago due...
ABUJA: The Nigeria Customs Service said it seized smuggled goods worth N4.9 billion from January to June. The Public Relations...
ABUJA: Exporters of perishable goods /vegetables have condemned the shutting down of the Export Unit at the Lagos international airport...
TOKYO: Japan’s economic growth ground to a halt in the second quarter as weak exports and shaky domestic demand prompted...
DOHA: A combination of oversupply and low demand has led to rental declines of between 10 and 20% in Qatar’s...
KUWAIT CITY: KAMCO Investment Company yesterday reported its financial results for the first half ended June 30, 2016. The company...
KUWAIT CITY: Two men tried to smuggle nearly 1.5 million drug pills in a Ukraine charcoal shipment into Kuwait but...
OSLO: Music sales in Norway increased by as much as 7.8% in the first half of the year, driven by...
MANILA: Despite plans for a higher budget deficit, the national government’s debt pile is projected to fall to record-low levels...
AMSTERDAM: The customs authorities of the Netherlands and Morocco have signed an agreement setting out a framework for closer cooperation...
ABUJA: Nigerian Customs Service Announces N386 Billion Revenue – Between January and June 2016, the Nigerian Customs Service generated N386...
BAKU: In January-July 2016, Azerbaijan’s State Customs Committee transferred 1.18 billion manats to the state budget, a Committee report said....
MUSCAT: Oman’s central bank on Tuesday said that it raised OMR85 million by tendering government treasury bills. The treasury bills...
WARSAW: Polish train companies are owed PLN 209 (EUR 49) million by people who were caught travelling without a ticket...
MUSCAT: Oman Telecommunications Company’s (Omantel’s) board has approved a proposal to distribute an interim dividend of 40 per cent of...
HELSINKI: The year-on-year change in consumer prices was 0.5 per cent in July as calculated by Statistics Finland. The inflation...
DHAKA: Bangladesh is unlikely to strike Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with any country until 2025 before losing the facilities it...
WELLINGTON: The New Zealand dollar gained along with other commodity-linked currencies as prices of raw materials rose and traders speculated...
DUBAI: Customers no longer have to stand in line for regular customs card for means of transport and machinery issuance...
NEW DELHI: India’s increasing dependence on imports from China for many key raw materials (mostly intermediates and some active pharma...
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