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UAE airlines see stiff competition on Pakistan route
Big air carriers of UAE see the possibility of a stiff competition on flights between Pakistan and UAE after flydubai.
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Telenor for consolidation of Pakistani market
Telenor is in favour of consolidation of the fragmented Pakistani mobile market.
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PC agrees to give Thar coal project tax-free status
The recommendation to declare the Thar coal project a special tax free zone for a period of thirty years has been accepted.
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Finance, communication sectors see highest profit outflow
Communication and financial business sectors have shown the highest increase in repatriation of profits and dividends.
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Official sugar stocks to run out in 13 days
A ministerial committee revealed that the government’s sugar stock would run out after 13 days.
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Stocks continue bullish trend for fourth session
The stock market continued to remain positive for the fourth consecutive session on Tuesday.
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Cotton yarn exports rise 71 per cent
Figures released by the Federal Bureau of Statistics show that exports of textiles have registered considerable gains.
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PTCL Broadband introduces 8mbps package
PTCL achieved another milestone by doubling its broadband data rate speed by introducing a new 8mbps package.
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Steady rise at the stock market
Stocks were on a steady rise on the second day of the week with key indices giving hope to investors.
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Slim chances of a drop in smuggling
The business community has expressed disappointment over a new Afghanistan-Pakistan Transit Trade Agreement.
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Massive discrepancies unearthed
Smuggling and under-invoicing totalling two billion dollars in imports from China have been discovered.
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Sugar millers to chalk out strategy today
The APSMA has summoned an emergency meeting in Lahore on Tuesday to discuss the impending sugar crisis in the country.
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Talking Business
Adnan Mazarei’s tough talk may not be enough to wipe that grin off Hafeez Shaikh’s face.
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The brewing sugar crisis
Pakistan is the world’s fifth largest sugarcane producer and Asia’s third largest sugar consumer.
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Inter-corporate debt problem bites Pakistan
The inter-corporate debt problem has once again started biting state-run companies of the petroleum and power sectors.



























