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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.
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Opening doors to India: Trade liberalisation must be gradual says automaker
Indus Motor CEO says any radical change will hurt auto industry.
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Gas stations to observe 12 hour closures from today
Stations to close at midnight, to re-open at mid day.
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Barclays launches junior account
Account to give special offers in stores like Mothercare and Liberty Books.
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Board asked to swiftly process wind projects
Draft of renewable energy policy sent to Council of Common Interests.
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Crisis: Gas deficit likely to widen 59% in three years
Pakistan to face 2,385 million cubic feet per day (mmcfd) deficit with 1,496 mmcfd in the current fiscal year 2011-12.
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Terminal manufacturer under fire for environmental degradation
Environmentalists oppose building of coal, cement and clinker terminal.
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Network access rules: Gas Port accuses OGRA of favouring one importer
Regulator denies charge and invites comments from stakeholders.
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Weekly review: Discount rate cut sparks rally at bourse
Volumes increase 66 per cent as KSE-100 index gains 134 points.
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Fiscal woes: 53% of foreign receipts may get blocked
Termination of IMF loan, patchy Pak-US relations put question mark over release of funds.
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Govt waived goodbye to Rs1.09b in loans
Finance minister provides NBP accounts in written answers to the lower house.
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FPCCI: Hike in electricity prices criticised
FPCCI says instead of abrupt price hike of power, gas, petroleum products, government must check “theft” of resources.
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Petroleum consumption falls to eight-month low
Furnace oil and high speed diesel lead the way.
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Alternative Energy: Plan to encourage investment
Qamar said the draft of the alternative energy plan has been sent to Council of Common Interest (CCI) for approval.
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Deal signed to improve investment climate
Focus will be on area around Port Qasim.
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Cement prices likely to rise again
Rs15 per bag increase expected in a day or two.
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SSGC policy anomaly: ‘Captive power plants being supplied with gas, despite ban’
Gas distributor violates govt’s management policy.
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Work on Diamer-Basha Dam to start next week
Compensation to be given to displaced people over three years.
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Market watch: Stock market gears up for result season
KSE’s benchmark 100-share index gains 21 points.
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Insurance claims: Banks receive Rs778m, but keep growers on debt list
‘Lenders never waived off loans of flood-affected growers’.
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Banks to observe five-day working week
SBP says selected branches will remain open on Saturday to facilitate customers.
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Gas outages may rise to 60 days this winter
Ministry says supply to fertiliser plants will be stopped for a month.
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Pakistan starts producing Japan’s rice variety
Targets to export 100,000 tons of ‘Japonica’ to Japan.
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Pak-Iran project: ‘Gas pipeline to bring industrial revolution’
Potential savings of billions of dollars on import of urea and furnace oil.
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Foreign agencies not to be given access to border management system: Malik
New IBM systems designed to keep record of all passengers at transit points, aiding arrest of terrorists, traffickers.
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Two-day holiday: Interior ministry issues notification
Office timings from Monday to Thursday will be 8 am to 4 pm.
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Govt likely to sack OGRA chief
Sadiq is accused of misconduct and corruption.
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Forex: Reserves fall to $17.17 billion
Foreign exchange reserves hit a record $18.31 billion in the week ending July 30 but eased due to debt repayments.
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Strengthening ties: Textile industry to upgrade Tajikistan’s mills
Pakistan in the initial phase, would import 2,000 tons of cotton from Tajikistan, which would be increased in future.
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Port Qasim Industrial Area: Increasing car theft cases trouble foreign manufacturers
National Highway’s security remains in shambles.
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Punjab allocates Rs22b for water management
Targets European markets for high-quality agricultural products.
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Dispute over software: Agility files case in international tribunal
Commission seeks Pakistan’s response to appointment of arbitrator.
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Jet fuel sales to be hurt the most
Govt decides to ban exports of petroleum products to Afghanistan.
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BlackBerry services come back to life
Service disrupted in Pakistan for four days till Thursday evening.
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Market watch: Bourse drops as investors sell oil stocks
KSE’s benchmark 100-share index falls 92.78 points.
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Hostile takeover: PM blocks oil ministry’s move to take control of Ogra
Ministry desires to run the regulator in an attempt ‘to bring transparency’.
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First time in 46 years: Afghanistan to deposit financial guarantees for transit trade
Installation of cargo tracking system will take some time.
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No more handouts: Govt withdraws subsidy on agriculture loans
Mark-up to be increased by six per cent over three years.
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Mari Gas strikes 'black gold' between KP and Punjab
Crude oil uncovered near Mianwali; possibility of extracting 1,700 barrels/day.
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CIO Pakistan: High growth businesses need elastic IT
In conversation with Sajid Akbar, Country Manager, Oracle Fusion Middleware, Pakistan and SAGE West.
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Faisalabad chamber: Sultan elected president
Muzammil Sultan said he would pursue policies which would work for betterment of business community.
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Honda increases prices by up to Rs38,000
High cost of production and weak rupee blamed for the rise.
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Data sharing: Pakistan and Afghanistan form working group
Electronic sharing of information to check smuggling and promote trade.
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Regulator penalises market participants
SECP takes action due to non-compliance with regulations.
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IPO: Engro Rupiya Certificates reach target amount
ERC allowed investors to invest in one of largest conglomerates of Pakistan, earn fixed rate of 14.5% per annum.
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Fearing layoff, WAPDA employees take to the streets across Sindh
Bidding for privatisation of power houses on October 21.
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Regional integration: Pakistan to cut tariffs on 233 products
Tariffs will be in range of zero to five per cent to meet SAFTA guidelines.
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Market watch: Bourse wanders around neutral line
KSE’s benchmark 100-share index crawls up 4 points.
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Tax collection: FBR to take extra measures to cover last year’s shortfall
Plugging of revenue leakages and recovery of arrears to generate Rs50 billion.

















































