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Market Watch: Stocks close in the black, but with clipped gains
Benchmark KSE-100 index gains 49 points.
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Final price talks for TAPI pipeline in May
Natural gas will move to Pakistan as early as 2016
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Textile exports drop as energy shortages bite
Shipments were down in the range of 22% to 43% in March.
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Shrinking the tax net?: Exchange companies exempted from tax on cash withdrawals
Move to encourage much-needed foreign flows, say officials.
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Unwilling to let go...: DG PC sticks to post despite end of term
Has worn out his welcome by extending his tenure for 7 extra months.
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IP pipeline: Govt considers alternative as Russia caves in to pressure
Project to get funds from engineering contractor, infrastructure cess.
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Food security: Local, foreign experts laud govt's National Zero Hunger plan
Experts warn food inflation could pose major challenge in coming years, more than half of population food insecure.
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President signs Intellectual Property Rights Ordinance
New ordinance was signed as the previous one expired in March.
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Top slot: Lodhi appointed Citibank CEO
During his earlier tenure at Citi, he held various roles in Pakistan and Africa.
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NIT distributes 12% unit certificates
NIT employees who attended the ceremony appreciated the initiative of the government.
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Ys securities & services: LSE revokes membership
The member was issued a show cause notice and was provided two opportunities of being heard.
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Bilawal house meeting: Zardari vows to end power woes of textile mills
Zardari says textiles important export of country, further research was needed to develop newer varieties of cotton.
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ADB, US to invest in dam construction, renovation
Shaikh says Pakistan will be Britain’s biggest aid recipient over next four years.
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Sindh likely to enhance land lease rate for wind power
Current rate very low, province revising land utilisation policy.
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Disadvantaged: Air France staff seeks retrenchment benefits
Takes matter to court as air carrier shuts down operations.
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PSO profits decline amid heavy taxation
Tax jumps eight folds to Rs4.45 billion during July 2011 to March 2012.
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Corporate results: Indus Motor profits jump on regular price hikes
Country’s best-selling car maker Corolla makes Rs2.89 billion in nine months.
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Prevention, rather than cure
Speakers at Abbott conference highlight benefits of minerals.
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Bleeding the country dry: Five public entities lose Rs393b over four years
The incumbent government has seen losses mushroom over its tenure.
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Market Watch: Stock market breaches key 14,000 points barrier; index at 4-year high
Benchmark KSE-100 index gains 147 points.
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‘Ad’-ding it all up: From agency job to a media buying conglomerate
Advertisement mogul talks of his career trajectory.
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Restricting supply: Ministry proposes blanket ban on new gas connections
Proposal comes as lawmakers lobby for launching gas schemes.
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Hafeez Shaikh caps off 'successful' US tour securing promises of aid, loans
Says Pakistan's good economic policies convinced US, monetary organisations to give $5.27b, remittances up to $13.5b.
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China halves Iranian crude imports in March
Until recently, China was Iran's top customer, taking more than 20 percent of its crude exports.
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Opinion: must incentivise taxpayers!
A punishment to some, to some a gift, and to many a favour: Lucius Seneca.
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View from McLeod Road: The financial markets want better ties with America
Investors want assurance that Pakistan will remain connected to the global economy.
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Promotion 101: How to move up the ladder
Employees must learn the art of advertising themselves and highlighting their achievements.
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The illegal economy and its impact on global business risk
Mitigating the power of the privileged is difficult, but not impossible.
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Capital gains tax, high interest rates and uncertainty
Inflation is mainly due to supply side constraints.
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Jhimpir Wind Power: Pakistan’s first wind farm gets global recognition
Financial magazine awards Turkish firm for $136m project.
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Rental power saga: Court gives an economic paper instead of a legal order
Concessions, poor performance, high costs have been construed as evidence of corruption, according to Supreme Court.
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New programme?: Mounting foreign debt may need IMF’s helping hand
Islamabad discusses state of economy with the lender in Washington.
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Govt succumbs to revenue collectors’ strike
Controversial ‘special allowances’ reinstated for FBR employees.
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Rains affect cotton, wheat crops
Farmers to plant cotton again over 25,000 acres.
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Sales tax may be in single digit in few years
Govt considering exempting income up to Rs350,000 from tax.
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OGDC’s dormant fields: Centre moves to cancel gas allocation for Sindh
Province refuses to invest in fields, pay set wellhead price.
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Wheat storages yet to be built
Billions of rupees worth of crop to be kept in open spaces.
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Rise of the Pakistani middle class: Affluent buyers demand ‘lifestyle real estate’
Bahria Town began trend in the 1990s; now other companies are following suit.
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Weekly Review: Despite gains, KSE-100 fails to breach 14,000 points barrier
Stock-specific activity resumes with start of results season.
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Discouraging cable theft: FESCO to replace costly copper wires with aluminium
This will reduce company’s cost and line losses.
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New airport: PSO to establish fuel supply facilities
PSO announced it has been awarded contract for establishing fuel supply to New Benazir Bhutto International Airport.
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New microfinance bank to start operations
Waseela Microfinance Bank is subsidiary of Egypt’s Orascom.
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Unilever profits grow 16% despite tough times
Company profits grew more than growth in sales; margins improved as a result of cost absorption, price corrections.
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Corporate results: Shell in the red zone
Company posts a loss of Rs224 million during Jan to March 2012.
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Punjab wheat procurement delayed due to bad weather
Spell of rain has dampened crops, necessitating a halt to the harvest.
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US to finance agricultural projects
Move aimed at eradicating poverty and hunger.
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Garment makers bank on govt as exports continue to fall
Say subsidies are being cut for the labour-intensive industry.
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Market Watch: Market fails to gain momentum as stocks close flat
Benchmark KSE-100 index up 7 points.
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Iran invites investment in agriculture, tourism
Calls for sharing of experiences in science and technology.
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Unanimous decision: TAPI gas transit fee finalised
Final talks on the project to be held on May 24 in Turkmenistan.

















































