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Sets up a dedicated unit in Faisalabad for the facility.

Assures employees that all steps will be taken to turn carrier around.

Refuses gas utilities from charging customers for fixed volume of gas over actual consumption.

Further delay may enhance project cost, lead to its cancellation.

SECP outlines CSR guidelines for businesses.

Number of users grow 25% in July-September quarter.

They say gas subsidy is passed on to farmers in shape of reduced prices.

Say govt must act to ensure gas and electricity supply to Faisalabad.

Index gains 35 points amid lower participation.

PR rehabilitation will take at least 16 months when new locomotives start arriving.

Islamabad High Court has barred retrospectively levied surcharges.

Coal mining company exasperated by Ministry of Water and Power’s lack of cooperation.

Parties unwilling to see eye-to-eye on the issue of CNG prices.

Finance minister says Pakistan to pay two installments of IMF loans in early January, 2013.

Some areas see a sharp rise, others see stagnation, even decline.

Say millions of industry workers will take to streets.

EU concessions encourage Tauseef Enterprises to reinvest in Pakistan.

Dollar rises to 20-month high against Japanese currency.

CTO believes Pakistanis are more agile with technology than Indians.

Coastal development project aims to uplift small communities in rural areas.

Revised information memorandum for inviting bids not yet published.

Clarifies will do so only on directives from the State Bank.

ECC has already granted 7.5-year tax holiday to the country’s largest refinery.

Say business community should play a role as it is most affected.

With ADB-funded loan, company improves transmission network.

Widespread power cuts hit textile production, exports.

Index closes with minor gains as investors stay away.

MoU signed for two projects with capacity of 1,161 megawatts.

Loans to be used to curb transmission and distribution losses.

Punjab industry protests month-long cut in power supply.

FFCEL’s project to contribute 50 megawatts of electricity to national grid.

Still no consensus reached with key stakeholders absent.

Food, beverages, financial services, cars, and telecommunications all rising due to growing middle class demand.

State-owned energy companies dominate list of large companies in the country.

Unlike common perceptions Pakistan is neither an agri economy nor industrial, but services based.

GSMA represents the interests of mobile operators worldwide, uniting nearly 800 of the world’s mobile operators.

Businessmen stress Wagah land route is the most economical.

PS delegation would meet representatives of five Iranian companies and would also discuss possibility of barter trade.

Higher-ups still undecided on how to control demand and supply of fuel.

Petroleum minister announces 36 hours of gas supply per week to Punjab’s industries.

Regulator refusing to budge over shifting of Rs22b losses to consumers.

Instead of informed discussion, businessmen at KCCI treated to political spiel.

Rupee continues to slide against dollar as foreign exchange reserves decline.

Viral diseases spread from nematodes significantly decreased the production of vegetables.

There is no getting away from fact that gas reserves are depleted, we have no option left but to reduce CNG demand.

Survey says 86.7% of graduates in 2012 found employment of their choice.

Pakistan exports to US in year 2010-11 rose to $24.827 billion.

Preliminary assessment showed an estimated reserves of about 1.06 trillion cubic feet.

3,500 companies have so far opted for the schemes.

This is the second ‘One United Nations’ programme that Islamabad, UN have signed.