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Chinas trade surplus in May was $45.53 billion, down 26.5% from a year earlier

GAC Audit Finds Lapses in Compliance at the Liberia Revenue Authority GAC Audit Finds Lapses in Compliance at the Liberia Revenue Authority Share MONROVIA – The joint legislative Public Account Committee (PAC) on Wednesday resumed hearings into audits commissioned by the General Auditing Commission (GAC) with the Liberia Revenue Authority (LRA) appearing first amongst a host of institutions that are expected to appear. According to Senator Emmanuel Nuquay of Margibi County who chair the PAC, ...

Government of Montserrat The Government of Montserrat has adjusted the tariff rates on the importation of single use plastic bags, sugary drinks, tobacco products, pure natural drinks, health food supplements, live farm animals, most items of clothes and sanitary products. The new tariff rates took effect on Monday April 12, 2021 under S.R.O. 27 of 2021 Customs Duties and Consumption Tax (Amendment of Schedules) Order.  The new tariff rates have therefore now increased for some goods and decr...

DELIBERATIONS by the joint select committee of Parliament appointed to draft the new Cust...

Connect to trade Connect to trade Pandemic has exposed numerous roadblocks to global trade and could even hasten the end of inefficient, paper-based customs procedures. published : 1 Feb 2021 at 12:30 3 Every country trades in goods and services. Not only does trade fuel economic growth and provide jobs, it also raises the living standards of citizens. However, the prolonged Covid-19 pandemic has had a ripple effect throughout global trade and r...

Zanu-PF has dismissed claims in sections of the South African media that Zimbabwean authorities are responsible for the congestion at Beitbridge Border Post, saying some media personnel appear to be doing the bidding of exiled former party members who are bent on tarnishing the image of the country and its leadership. Director for Information and Publicity Tafadzwa Mugwadi was yesterday involved in a social media spat with SABC foreign editor Sophie Mokoena, whom he accused of creating fake and...

The digital revolution is transforming the world. Data is being generated, shared, stored, and analysed in amounts, and at speeds, that are increasing exponentially every year. Today, the data we create, access, and control is having an increasing impact both on how we live and on how industry performs. It is therefore fortuitous that, even as the world became immersed in the COVID-19 pandemic, digitalisation in some key industries had progressed to the stage where digital information flows wer...

Economy here and u.s. tariffs. reporting a lot about that over the past several months here. the a.p. is reporting that customs data show that imports to u.s. goods to china fell 22% in august. exports from china dropped 16%. kadiy, what does this say about the current state of the economy? were looking at possible weakening factors going forward, possible indicators of a potential recession here and theres a focus on a hurricane information scandal in what does that say? >> it says so much. one...

You walk down the street, you see a lot of people with their babes. people seem to love them. people could be suffering from seizures after vaping. theyre investigating 127 complaints. many involve kids and young adults who experience seizures after using these ecigarettes that are growing in popularity. now officials say its not clear that ecigarettes have anything to do with the seizures. they caution also that these cases occurred over a 10-year period. lets get a check on cnn business this...

Huge changes are already happening and huge changes must be made by humans if the way of enjoying life cherished here doesnt bring our way of life to change entirely. this is not something thats optional, really. this is about an enormous change in how we live our daily lives. it starts with everyone of us. are you going to eat something different than you planned? >> one hamburger, 55 cars driving for a mile. that statistic startling. you have to think twice. >> nick says we have to eat more mu...