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Lucky Cement announces Rs4 per share dividend
Lucky Cement Limited has declared a lower-than-expected net profit of Rs3.1 billion, down 31 per cent on yearly basis.
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55% intra-regional trade potential unutilised
Nearly 55 per cent of the total potential for intra-regional trade in South Asia has not been exploited.
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Pakistan may absorb Indian cotton, sugar surplus
India is set to produce bumper crop of sugar and cotton in 2010-11 part of which is likely to be absorbed be Pakistan.
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FIA harassing steel manufacturers: LCCI
The LCCI has appealed to the PM and Chief Justice to constitute a high-powered committee to sort out issues.
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Hubco’s net profit surges 47 per cent
Hub Power Company’s (Hubco) net profit surged 47 per cent to Rs5.6 billion for fiscal year 2010.
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Stocks plummet 289 points
Stocks tumbled on Monday closing marginally above the crucial 10,000-point level.
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Oil sales show upward trend in new fiscal year
Oil sales rose 10 per cent in the first month of the current fiscal year when compared with July last year.
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Sugar prices up again
The price of sugar has hit Rs72 per kilogramme in the retail markets of Karachi and Lahore.
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Cement supplies disrupted
Supplies of cement all across Pakistan have been disrupted due to excessive flooding in all provinces.
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K-P infrastructure affected: PTA
Recent floods have seriously affected the infrastructure of telecommunication services in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa.
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‘Pakistan can earn billions by branding sports goods’
Pakistan can earn $15 billion if it identifies the untapped potential of branding sports goods.
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Better Business Analytics
Typically, business activity is consolidated and evaluated at the end of every quarter or month.
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The week in focus
Pakistan is trapped in a vicious cycle of debt and options to come out of it are few.
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Talking business
This is a game changer. The floods may have washed away life and livelihood, infrastructure and crops and we’ll be a
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Are provident funds worth your while?
The laws governing provident funds in Pakistan are atrociously unfriendly to investors but that does not mean that
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Growing fiscal deficit and rise in pensions
The federal government has recently announced healthy increment for retired personnel.
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Exploiting the potential of cutlery exports
The cutlery industry has not gone through a technological evolution and most of it is operated independently.
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Looking for a high-paying job? Be careful!
As soon as Ali read the entire message there was no doubt left in his mind that he was in the process of being conned.
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FBR knocks the door of pilgrimage enablers
FBR has started issuing notices to Hajj and Umra tour operators who have not been filing income tax returns.
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Stocks remain dull as investors stay away
Stocks remained dull in Friday’s trading session as investors showed lack of interest and were busy in...
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KAPCO’s ten units shut down
Ten units of Kot Addu Power Company (Kapco) have been shut down after flood water entered the plant premises.
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Bank Alfalah to establish subsidiary
SBP has, in principle, allowed Bank Alfalah to set up an Islamic bank as a subsidiary.
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Pakistan Petroleum’s earnings hit harder than expected
Pakistan Petroleum’s profits went down by 15.8 per cent in the financial year 2010, with a net income of Rs59.9b.
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Mobile operators to share infrastructure
PTA and Cellular Mobile Operators have signed MoUs on infrastructure sharing, a PTA press release stated.
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Hubco earnings expected to jump by almost 50%
The country’s second largest power producer, Hub Power Company, is expected to announce its 2010 financial results.
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Circular debt holding economy hostage
The economy is being held hostage by the circular debt crisis, said MD PSO Irfan Qureshi.
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Government to issue bonds worth Rs65b
The launch of National Development Bonds is being considered by the central government to fund development projects.
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Warning issued over possible violation of securities laws
Warning letters for possible violations of securities laws were issued to 27 brokers of the Karachi Stock Exchange.
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PSO in the limelight while PPL set to disappoint
Pakistan State oil and Pakistan Petroleum Limited are expected to announce their earnings for the full fiscal year.
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SBP directs Islamic banks to stop ‘mimicking’ conventional products
The State Bank of Pakistan has urged Islamic financial institutions to distinguish themselves from conventional.
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Forex reserves fall to $16.5b
Foreign exchange reserves fell to $16.5 billion in the week ended on July 30.
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Stocks witness decline in lacklustre session
Stocks ended lower in lacklustre trading on Thursday as investors preferred to book profits at inflated levels.
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MCB Bank’s net profit increases 2%
MCB Bank has announced lower-than-expected earnings January to June 2010, up two per cent on yearly basis.
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A few feet away from disaster
Pakistan's largest independent power provider is facing imminent threat from flood.
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China to establish oil refinery in Karachi
Indus Refinery Limited (IRL) and China have agreed to establish an oil refinery in Karachi to meet the growing demand.
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Sindh and Punjab lock horns
Sindh and Punjab are at loggerheads over the distribution formula for General Sales Tax (GST) on services.
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Money supply contracts in July
Broad money registered a decline of 1.98 per cent in the first month of the current fiscal year.
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Stocks end flat as investors remain cautious
The stock market remained range-bound on Wednesday as investors stood cautious following violence in the city.
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BSF to give skilled labour to Sialkot industries
Government's BSF has chalked out a plan to launch its programme for providing skilled labour to Sialkot industries.

















































