WASHINGTON: President Barack Obama has ejected Burundi from an agreement that gives African countries much-desired preferential access to the US market, after the president grabbed a third term in office.
Obama informed Congress of the move, which takes effect in January, citing a “continuing crackdown on opposition members, which has included assassinations, extra-judical killings, arbitrary arrests, and torture.”
ISLAMABAD: The International Monetary Fund has projected slower economic growth and higher inflation for Pakistan, highlighting the need for continued...
ISLAMABAD: The government has increased the levy on petroleum products, adding to the cost burden on consumers and making petrol...
ISLAMABAD: Tax experts, economists, and business leaders called for major reforms in Pakistan’s sales tax regime in the upcoming federal...
LAHORE: The Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Indsutry (FPCCI) and United Business Group (UBG) Saturday felicitated the entire...
