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Abbasi tipped to be new chief of Pakistan Steel
Notification regarding his appointment expected by Saturday.
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‘Doing business in Pakistan is 25% cheaper than China'
Country offers lowest cost alternative despite strikes and instability.
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Proposed plan: ‘Remove power subsidy, increase tariff by 20%’
Energy committee proposes end to subsidy regime from next financial year.
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Major setback: FBR suspends CNIC condition for traders
Move to dent FBR's efforts to document the black economy.
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Fiscal discipline: Govt reins in spending by 10% in first quarter
Cuts came largely from the govt’s own running expenses, including defence.
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Expo Pakistan: Duty free access to EU markets by 2014, says Gialni
Pakistan has offer of duty free access to goods from 75 tariff lines.
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Power moot: Conference on energy security next month
Members of exploration and production companies and delegates from universities to give their input in conference.
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Design and cost: Pakistan losing foreign motorcycle market
China and India take over regional markets.
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$100m orders expected from Expo Pakistan
Over 600 foreign businesspeople in Karachi to attend the exhibition.
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Corporate results: Pakistan Oilfields profits beat expectation
Net sales surge to Rs7.9 billion in first quarter of fiscal 2012.
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Nishat group to enter consumer goods market
The firm will start milk production this year.
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Consumption of tinplate has fallen sharply: Industry officials
Smuggling and mis-declaration in imports hurting the sector.
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Tax return form amended: Government gives in to populist demand
Taxpayers not required to disclose expenses on personal servants, club memberships, travel and utilities.
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Market watch: Bourse falls on heavy selling in active session
Foreign investors sell Rs534.5m worth of stock.
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Yaseen Anwar formally appointed SBP governor
Tough days ahead for new central bank chief and is see as susceptible to government pressure.
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Pakistan emerges as second best performing market in Asia
Local bourse manages to perform much better than leading markets.
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Pakistan Steel Mills: CDWP likely to approve Russian-backed revival
Plant’s capacity to jump by 0.4m tons after injection of Rs30.5 billion.
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MD PEPCO in India to discuss electricity purchase
Pepco MD visit comes on the heels of government's decision to grant the status of “most favoured nation" to India.
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New SBP governor has tough days ahead
Analysts and former government officials fear he may not be the best central bank governor to fight challenges.
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Industrialists demand increased security
Fear spreads after killing of a prominent industrialist.
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Trade boost: Pakistani products on display at Chinese fair
FPCCI has taken 42 exhibitors to the 12th Western China International Fair
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SBP launches Islamic financing for farmers
Move to help farming community meet working capital needs.
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Power companies: Management control to be outsourced
Process will be completed in six months.
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After negative trade list: Pakistan, India to work on preferential trade deal
Official says India looks prepared to separate trade from politics.
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Public transport thin as CNG stations stay closed
Gas supply stopped for 24 hours due to field maintenance.
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‘Vigilance needed for financial system’s safety’
Deployment of IT has helped attain efficiency, but also increased risks: SBP.
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Undertaking reforms: Former IMF director to be appointed consultant
Khan will prepare recommendations for entering new loan programme.
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New petroleum policy: Govt includes US input to safeguard its interests
Draft to be tabled in next Economic Coordination Committee meeting for approval.
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Market Watch: Bourse falls as investors opt to sell
KSE’s benchmark 100-share index dips 63 points.
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Winter season: Industries to face massive gas outages in Punjab
Shortfall expected to reach 840 million cubic feet in January.
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Gas utilities pursue another price hike
SSGC and SNGPL file second petition after not getting desired increase in first one.
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Pakistan Railways: Finance ministry releases Rs1b for salaries, pension
Senior official from finance ministry says money was released despite a serious financial crunch.
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Pakistani company to provide apps for Indian tablet
Pepper.pk says that it will develop apps to support the Indian made low-cost Aakash tablet.
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AdSense: Google cracks down on Pakistani websites
Content counterfeiting and dodgy methods of maximizing ad revenues result in AdSense account suspension.
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High coal prices threaten brick kiln business
Coal rates in Quetta surge to Rs11,000 from Rs7,500 per ton.
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LNG importers: Better gas distribution network demanded
Member Gas Ogra Mansoor Muzaffar’s statement raises eyebrows.
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Power companies asked to implement projects in pipeline
PEPCO for action against defaulters to recover dues.
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First quarter: Foreign investment plummets 49%
Security problems and chronic power shortages in the country put off long-term investors.
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Export processing zones to reopen ‘dead industrial units’
Exclusive zones for China, Turkey and Bangladesh under study.
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Corporate results: HBL beats market expectation
HBL and the Attock group posted higher net profits for the first nine months of 2011.
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Market watch: Bourse ends flat on mixed triggers
KSE’s benchmark 100-share index falls 13 points.
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Trade with India: Unrestricted export of farm products suggested
Dealers propose joint marketing of mango by India and Pakistan.
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Off-target: ECO likely to miss deadline for free trade area
Member countries have yet to finalise list of concessionary items which can increase trade by 800%.
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The week in focus
Elimination of power theft, building large dams, completing gas projects with Iran are long term solutions for energy.
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Pakistani ICT firms should tap South African markets: CEO InfoTech
Pakistan’s ICT companies are competent to cash in on untapped markets of South African countries: Naseer A Akhtar.
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LPG Policy: SC disposes of plea against LHC stay order
Supreme Court asks government to approach Lahore High Court for the case.
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Yarn market faces crunch as local and international orders decline
Merchants invest in other businesses; voluntarily keep away from yarn.
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Natural disasters disrupt global supply chain
Thai floods curb production of cars, electronics.
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Money matters: The backbreaking side of Hajj that no one talks about…
The strain on one’s pockets and the economy can be alarming.
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Privatising power companies: Nishat and Crescent interested in buying FESCO
Faisalabad’s electricity supplier is one of the most efficient state-owned power companies.
















































