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January 4, 2026

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Luxury goods were once made to last, but not anymore

Luxury. photo (file) When New York model and influencer Wisdom Kaye went shopping at Italian fashion label Miu Miu and came home with a pile of clothes she says she spent $18,000 on, she didn’t expect some of the items to fall apart before her eyes. In videos posted to his TikTok account, where he has over 13 million followers, Kaye can reveal his purchases from the brand. In the first clip, posted on the social media platform in early September, he calls himself a “huge Miu Miu fan” before launching into a scathing tirade about how some of his

November 19, 2025

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Afghanistan seeks Indian investment, goods as Taliban minister lands in New Delhi

Afghan Taliban Trade Minister Alhaj Nooruddin Azizi (right) shakes hands with an Indian official after his arrival in New Delhi, India. — X/@ MEAIIndia KABUL/NEW DELHI: Afghanistan’s Taliban trade minister arrived in India on Wednesday for a maiden visit to drum up more investment and goods, as both countries look at ways to strengthen ties amid deteriorating relations with neighboring Pakistan. India last month upgraded its ties with the Taliban by reopening its embassy in Kabul that was closed after the group seized power in 2021 following the withdrawal of US-led NATO forces. New Delhi is also stepping up aid

October 17, 2025

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Pakistan has suspended the movement of goods to Afghanistan following the border clashes

Trucks carrying goods pass through the Torkham border crossing with Afghanistan. — APF/Archive All terminals are intended for unloading containers loaded onto vehicles. Karachi Port and Port Qasim are also halting clearance operations. Long queues of TP (transit) containers at (SAPT): customs sources. KARACHI: Amid ongoing tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan due to violent border clashes, Islamabad has suspended the movement of Afghan Transit Trade goods from Karachi ports, The News reported on Thursday. As per the instructions issued by the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR), all port terminals have started unloading containers already loaded on vehicles. The decision to

September 20, 2025

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The annual SPI jumps 4.17% to expensive goods

Karachi: Weekly inflation, measured by the sensitive price index (SPI), increased sharply by 4.17% on a annual basis (annual basis), reflecting persistent inflationary pressures that continue to weigh to consumers, especially communities that are hit. However, the SPI recorded a 1.34% weekly decline for the combined consumption group during the week ending September 18, 2025, Pakistan’s Statistical Office (PBS) reported on Friday. According to PBS data, the SPI for the combined consumption group amounted to 330.84 points, compared to 335.35 points a week earlier. The SPI is based on prices in 2015-16 and watches 51 basic items in 17 urban

September 15, 2025

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Openwav launches a new music application to relive artists

Openwav launched a new application, which is placed as a platform for an artist aiming to give musicians greater control of their career. Instead of relying on traditional flow services and intermediaries, the app offers a model directly to the race where artists can release music, sell goods, host pop-ups, organize a listening party and build communities in one place. The goal is to create a place where artists possess both their content and their audience while maintaining a larger share of revenue. The company was officially introduced to the Fortune Brainstorm Tech conference in September 2025 by CEO Jaeson

September 2, 2025

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India suggests ‘zero invoice deal’ in US goods, Trump says

US President Donald Trump said on Monday that India offered to reduce its invoices to US goods to zero, even when India Prime Minister Narendra Modi created public solidarity representations with Chinese and Russian leaders in view of the commercial pressure. While calling the US relationship with India “one side”, Trump wrote in the truth of the social platform: “They now offered to reduce their invoices to nothing but were delayed, they should have done it years ago.” The Indian Embassy in Washington did not respond immediately to Trump’s comments, which follow the implementation of a 50% total duties to

August 11, 2025

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In India, Trump’s invoices cause calls to boycott American goods

Officers direct traffic outside the Tesla exhibition space before opening it in Bombay, India, July 15, 2025. – Reuters US -based drink companies often dominate the shelves in India. The country’s largest market for the popular WhatsApp messaging platform. Choir cultivation in social media to buy locally and eliminate our products. New Delhi: US -based multinational multinationals are facing boycott calls in India as business executives and supporters of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, antimicitable, to protest against US invoices. India, the most populous nation in the world, is a key market for American brands that have been rapidly expanding to

August 7, 2025

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The highest duty rates of Trump hit goods from major US trade partners

US President Donald Trump holds a signed executive order in invoices at the Rose Garden in White House in Washington on April 2 2025. – Reuters Higher invoices may affect global supply chains and inflation. Several major commercial partners ensure reduced tariffs. Invoices increase US federal revenue, most sectoral duties. President Donald Trump’s highest pricing rates from 10% to 50% in dozens of commercial partners began on Thursday, testing his strategy for shrinking US trade deficiencies without huge disorders in global supply chains, higher inflation. The American Customs and the Border Protection Service began collecting the highest invoices at 12:01

August 6, 2025

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Trump Order imposes an additional 25% invoice on goods from India

India Prime Minister Narendra Modi speaks to US President Donald Trump during a meeting at Hyderabad House in New Delhi, India, February 25th 2020 – Reuters Trump says he finds India importing Russian oil Federaion. Indian goods to deal with an additional 25%advertising rate. Necessary and suitable for imposing additional invoice: Trump. US President Donald Trump issued on Wednesday an executive order imposing an additional 25% invoice on Indian goods, citing continuous imports of Russian oil of the New Delhi, escalating tensions between the two countries after the collapse of trade talks. The new measure increases invoices in some Indian

August 2, 2025

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Trump hits dozens of countries with sharp invoices, including 19% for Pakistani goods

US President Donald Trump delivers observations on invoices at Rose Garden at White House in Washington, DC, USA, April 2 2025. – Reuters The new invoices range from 10% to 41% depending on the country. Revised values that will come into force in seven days. Canada, India, Brazil, Switzerland face sharp invoices. Washington: US President Donald Trump has announced a new wave of abrupt import duties, aiming for dozens of countries – including Pakistan with 19% reciprocal invoices, before Friday’s trade agreement. The move is part of his wider effort to shake worldwide commercial rules. Pakistan is now involved in

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