The Directorate General of Customs Valuation Karachi has, for the first time, fixed the values of the wristwatches (low-end brands) from China to control …
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China will slash coal import tariffs to ensure energy security, the finance ministry said Thursday, the latest move to cast doubt on the country’s environmental promises. Beijing is the world’s …
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China has locked down its two biggest cities, the twin engines that power much of the nation’s economy, in a bit stamp out Covid-19 outbreaks.
