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Rethinking the economy
Go for a green economy for sustainable development.
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Promoting financial inclusivity for greater commercial participation
Women should be encouraged to become primary decision-makers.
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Clearing a path for the growth of agricultural economy
The irrigation system needs care and maintenance to function smoothly.
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The latest monetary policy: where do our priorities lie?
The central bank seems restricted in its ambitions for the economy.
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Choosing office space in times of deteriorating law and order
Businesses that want to continue operating in Karachi have limited options.
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The debt trap: Used wisely, debt can be a catalyst for growth
Loans are not the problem; our failure to use them properly is the issue.
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Shale gas: the dos and don’ts of future policy
Although shale gas promises a lot of potential, care needs to be taken.
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The importance of education: Economics of the English language in Pakistan
Country has failed to invest sufficiently in teaching the language.
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Diplomatic Mission: New envoy vows to promote trade ties with France
Ambassador designate Ghalib Iqbal suggests ICCI send a delegation to Pakistan's second largest trading partner.
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Everyone’s a winner at GML Global CEO awards
Public, private firms awarded for their ‘visions, directions and actions’.
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Ex-Top Pc Maker: ‘Buyout plan grossly undervalues Dell’
Dell unveiled its plan to go private on Tuesday in a $24.4 billion deal.
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With institutional investment, PMEX expected to grow further
Gold dominates trading with a 45% share last year.
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Starting off without loans: Decades-old strategy bears fruit for Paracha Chemical
Soap producer is able to cope with energy crisis due to no debt burden.
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Weekly review: Bourse soars to new highs amidst strong earnings
Activity surges as politics takes a back-seat during the shortened week.
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NFC Award: Lower tax collection eats up share of provinces
Federating units accuse centre of subverting the budget through tax breaks.
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View from Mcleod road: Dear bond market, underestimate the SBP at your own peril
Narrowing the interest rate corridor is a precursor to entry into the IMF programme.
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Monetary policy review
SBP has admitted failure in attempt to kick-start expansion of private sector credit and to trigger investment, growth
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Inflation: Index up 0.16% during week
The SPI for combined groups was up 0.02%; up from 190.72 points in the previous week to 190.75 points this week.
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Official urges intensive research for solution to problems
Says institutions and academia should contribute to creating knowledge.
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Stakeholders blame bad representation for decline in gemstone industry
Say govt officials not doing their job, wasting money.
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Corporate results: Engro Fertilizers finishes the year in the red
According to BMA Capital, the company’s urea production fell 22% to 977,000 tons in 2012.
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Market watch: Despite macro concerns, bourse continues upward trend
Benchmark KSE-100 index rises 94 points.
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Traders win 2.5m-euro orders in Berlin fruit fair
British retail chain’s team to arrive for inspecting processing facilities.
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Punjab industries, CNG stations to get gas from Monday
After winter break, SNGPL resumes supply for two days a week.
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Balancing act: Govt report highlights widening budget gap
Money managers overshoot spending target, revenue collection falls.
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Monetary policy: State Bank keeps interest rates unchanged at 9.5%
Narrows interest rate corridor to discourage borrowing by commercial banks.
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SBP stresses inculcation of risk culture
Governor asks for closer cooperation between banks.
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‘pk’ domain under threat: PKNIC remains at risk of cyber attacks
Hackers breach US-based firm’s security system twice in three months.
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Private sector may get to run Pakistan Steel Mills
Senate recommends outsourcing management to the private sector.
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MCB Bank becomes a stumbling block; breaks the bull run
Benchmark KSE-100 index falls 25 points.
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MCB Bank profits a modest 8% higher in 2012
Announces a dividend of Rs3 per share, bonus share issue of 10% .
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Beyond borders: Lucky Cement hopes to make a mark with Iraq plant
Unit in Basra expected to start production by the end of 2013.
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Power ministry approves bill for power production from bagasse
Initially, 1,000MW will be generated from sugarcane by-product.
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Provinces, PASSCO to buy 8.9m tons of wheat
Review committee agrees on the procurement plan for 2013 crop.
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SECP registers 329 companies in January
Licences granted to 25 non-profit bodies so far this financial year.
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Caretakers and the budget
Caretakers can provide temporary relief by gaining IFI support in return for some upfront actions.
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Playing for keeps: Shareholders revolt against Unilever Pakistan delisting
Foreign investors lead the charge to keep blue-chip consumer goods giant public.
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Jostling for power: India ‘concerned’ at China running Gwadar port
India plans to spend around $100 billion over the next 10 years to upgrade its mostly Soviet-era military hardware.
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Offshore mooring: Largest crude oil consignment discharged
With a draft of 25 metres, the Byco SPM can accommodate vessels carrying crude/petroleum products of over 100,000 tons
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Germany postpones investment conference over uncertainty
Envoy says investors would like to wait till next govt comes in.
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Govt rejects rumours of Pakistan Steel privatisation
Says the status quo will remain; urges workers to make sincere efforts.
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Textile industry criticises SNGPL over gas cuts
Asks govt to resolve the issue or risk meltdown of the industry.
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Market watch: Bulls dominate session; telecom sector on a roll
Benchmark KSE-100 index climbs 121 points.
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PM directs BOI to develop framework to attract investments
Premier presides over the sixth board meeting of the investment board.
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Exports to China surge over 200% in five years
Shipments pick up pace after free trade accord with Beijing.
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Business Express: Auditors question contract changes, suspect revenue slippages
Pak Railways’ revenue share in train service cut from 88% occupancy to 65%.
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A first in years, foreign debt falls by $600 million
Report cites IMF loan repayments, dollar weakness and lack of foreign loans.
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All that gas
It is unfair now to the people who paid for the conversion, to suddenly find that there is no more CNG.
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Karachi port: Transporters, shippers resolve dispute
It was decided that the agreement reached will be applicable to fresh import and export containers from February 6.
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UAF plans to branch out into rural areas
University of Agriculture Faisalabad to launch satellite campuses to cater to growing demand for agri-education.

















































