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Malakand tunnel: South Korea to fund construction
Malakand tunnel project will also reduce pressure of traffic on the Torkham road.
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Lahore’s real estate on the rebound
Realtors say investments made this time around are ‘genuine’.
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Envoy invites Pakistanis to invest in Sudan
Says embassy will provide all facilitation to interested businesses.
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OGRA likely to deny crude transport cost to Byco
Byco argues some other refineries are recovering the cost from consumers.
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Going private: For delisting, Unilever Pakistan faces a higher price
KSE says the consumer goods giant can delist for Rs15,000 per share.
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Ministry seeks input for food security policy
Organising a workshop to consider views of key stakeholders.
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Gomal Zam Power House completed
Gomal Zam Dam project now almost complete, power generation capacity increased.
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Analysts’ tips on absorbing shocks in bourses ahead of elections
Recommend portfolios comprising fertiliser, cement, and oil and gas sectors.
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Market Watch: Oil and gas sector helps bourse close in black
Benchmark KSE-100 index gains 54 points.
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Poor tax collection: FBR, finance ministry shift blame on to each other
Revenues have increased only 7% against required growth of 26%.
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Diamer Bhasha Dam, Gwadar port in quake-prone zone
Geological Survey says earthquake of high magnitude can hit the mega projects.
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National carrier: PR struggling to deal with deficit, create profit
Official says that the company was on its way to improvement.
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Trouble ahead: As loans fail to materialise, possibility of default rises
With not enough external funding to finance balance of payments deficit, forex reserves to come under great pressure.
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‘Rolling up’ to serve: Pakistan Tobacco goes for expansion through localisation
PTC takes Punjab’s farmers on board to boost tobacco cultivation.
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Market watch: Lack of triggers keeps investors sidelined
Falling index heavyweights pull directionless bourse down 90 points.
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Route out of crisis: AJK contemplating privatisation of power sector
State’s government intends to invite private sector for investment in the hydel power production sector.
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Telecom sector shows strong performance
Grows in the face of economic hardships and government regulations.
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PTI, PML-N lock horns over economic policies
Debate at local business school highlights best steps going forward.
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PTA blocks 50,000 telephone connections to curb gray traffic
Official says monitoring system nearly defunct now.
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Premier told he has been handed an economy on the verge of collapse
For a change, economic managers provide a candid picture of troubles faced.
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Relief for consumers: Substantial cut in gas prices likely
Decision may emerge during two public hearings in April.
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Skilled labour: World Bank delegation visits Islamabad chamber
Supply of perfectly skilled labour to industries can trigger industrial growth rate without heavy capital investment.
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Traders’ woes: Businessmen term new SROs a mini-budget
FPCCI president asked the government to remove the ambiguity created by the two SROs and other such orders.
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Telecom subscribers see dip after new rules on sale of SIMs
Industry’s consumer base shrinks by more than 2.7m users.
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Pakistan Railways to revive Quetta Express, offer Bolan Mail to investors
PR authorities working on public-private partnership deal in latter case.
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Pakistani enters ranks of Young Global Leaders
Drawn from a pool of 7,000 candidates, Dr Ibrahim remains committed to the development of his homeland.
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Refineries protest against excessive diesel imports
Say inventories are increasing, PSO says imports in line with local demand.
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First private hydropower project starts working
New Bong Project will produce 84MW of cheap electricity.
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Water situation to be better this Kharif season: IRSA
Pakistan may face up to 10% water shortage in early Kharif season.
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Afzal Guru’s hanging leads to economic losses of Rs45b
KEA asks for early resolution of Kashmir issue between India, Pakistan.
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Market Watch: Volatile session leaves bourse directionless
Benchmark KSE-100 index closes virtually flat.
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Politically-motivated appointment?: ECP directs removal of State Bank deputy governor
Has reason to believe Wathra may obstruct process of isolating loan defaulters.
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Gas may be a domestic resource, but it will not last forever
Regulators need to rationalise costs, instead of trying to appease the public.
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Interim setup, continuing problems
The caretakers of Pakistan have a lot on their plate.
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Trade for peace in South Asia
Cooperation in scores of trade areas will bring peace and prosperity to region.
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Media and telecom industry meet on neutral ground
Event helps strengthen contacts between two historic antagonists.
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Pakistan as a global leader in Islamic banking and finance
As the global economy regroups, it is time for Pakistan to reassert itself.
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Five years on, stock market leaves much to be desired
KSE Index has set new records, but real returns have not kept pace.
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Our structurally weak model of economic growth
Our consumption-based growth model eats into our economy’s productive capacity.
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New markets Exporters eye market for Pakistani mangoes in Japan
Vapour Heat Treatment (VHT) plants will be installed in Karachi and Multan.
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Protecting The Future: Govt considering setting up a food security council
The other objective of the council would be start food relating social protection schemes to reduce food insecurity.
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SNGPL takes action against employees
Management orders high level inquiry, reprimands staff across the board.
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Illicit trade activity across cross-LoC yet to be trialled
Report lists cases regarding illegal activities still under investigation.
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Insect specialists find high demand in agri industries
As pesticide, fertiliser makers expand, entomologists find gainful employment.
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Insider trading: Dawood Capital Management licence revoked, CEO fined
Tara Dawood, relatives, and associated companies redeemed their units before heavy losses realised.
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Weekly Review: KSE-100 recovers but fails to cross 18,000 points
Easing of political tensions and foreign inflows contribute to market growth.
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Regulatory boobytraps: Investment advisers must have Rs30 million equity
High equity requirement keeps professionals away from entrepreneurial ambitions.
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Falling exports: Kinnow exports below 0.2 million tons this year
Planners need to realize that there are certain areas where the private sector cannot help.
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Water security: Pakistan’s water woes highlighted on World Water Day
Mismanagement and infrastructure responsible for most water losses.
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Mareket watch : Market ends week near 18,000 points
Investors cautiously optimistic; cement sector back in limelight.

















































