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‘Alternative energy projects will eradicate power shortfall’
500MW of electricity to be added soon to national grid: AEDB
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LPG price rises Rs19 per kg
Retail rate goes up as OGDC increases price by Rs18,836 per ton.
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Diamer Bhasha project: Do not compromise on transparency, ADB warns
Bank will not provide funds if competitive bidding is not ensured.
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India looking to sell 500MW to Pakistan
Cross-border transmission line will be laid to supply power on commercial basis.
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PMEX posts record trade volumes for August
Contracts worth Rs129b traded on the exchange.
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Cotton production reaches 1.73m bales
Out of the total, 0.97m bales have been received in Punjab; 0.76m in Sindh.
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Market watch: Despite official disapproval, ICH keeps interest
Benchmark KSE-100 index gains 37 points.
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Pakistan not to import fuel from India before 2014
New Delhi produces better quality petrol and diesel than Islamabad.
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In Khairpur, a tutorial benefits date growers
Growers briefed on modern ways to increase quality and quantity of fruit.
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Govt defaults on own payment plan for IPPs
The Supreme Court was told IPPs had also agreed to the payment plan.
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KESC tops list of gas defaulters, NA told
KESC topps list of gas defaulters with Rs41.805billion worth of outstanding dues.
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Iranian gas will start flowing from December 2014: Dr Asim Hussain
Construction on the 750mcfgd Iran-Pakistan Gas Pipeline Project will start from December 2012 .
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Earnings: Soneri Bank profits rise 59% over January-June 2012
During the first half year, the bank’s total revenue rose 40% to Rs3.2 billion.
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LPG prices upped by Rs18 per kg
It was expected that following increase in Saudi Aramco contract price for gas, LPG prices will be upped by Rs19/kg.
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Pakistan: A gold mine for health data
Country needs to compile information to help combat diseases, make money.
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Alternative energy: Harnessing biogas
The process is feasible for small holders of livestock.
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The future of financial services in Pakistan
To become a credible player, country needs to introduce globally accepted regulations.
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The whale and a minnow: Is the tablet really killing the netbook?
Maybe it is, but there are many reasons for the netbook to hold its own.
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Selling the family’s stake: ‘A prudent decision, not emotional’
As per agreement, PICT is selling a 35% stake to ICTSI.
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Ending forgery and tax evasion
Computerisation of record to end land grabbing, ownership disputes.
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Tax free petroleum products, subsidy can provide relief: Dr Asim Hussain
Says OGRA should be under the control of the Ministry of Petroleum, to manage it in an effective manner.
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Revenue targets: Centre’s dashed expectations left provinces in the red
Revenue shortfall led to less transfers to provinces from federal divisible pool.
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Acca: Over 7,000 students succeed in final exams
Candidates around the world took almost 370,000 papers, with 7,160 students successfully completing final ACCA exams.
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Net Foreign Assets of banking system decreased 33.4% in FY12
Contraction is mainly due to a reduction in SBP’s foreign exchange reserves.
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‘Gas outages to decline by end of next year’
Pakistan to add 1bcf of gas, increase oil production: Hussain.
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Consumer patterns: Retail stores witness mixed trends
Hyperstar sales flourish, market leader Metro growth stabilises.
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SSGC instructed to claim dues from KESC
If KESC fails to pay up, gas supplier will suspend supply, take legal action.
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CNG price hike sparks controversy
Government blamed for ignoring gas pricing formula.
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Weekly Review: Bulls breach four-year high
Investor sentiment remains buoyant on euphoria over ICH.
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Diamer Bhasha Dam: Govt to approach China, local banks for financing
PM will take up issue with Chinese counterpart during upcoming visit.
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Petrol soars past Rs100 barrier — again
Fuel prices reach all-time highs after third price hike in the month.
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Made in Pakistan Expo commences in Mumbai
Fair showcasing finest goods from textiles, other sectors.
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Joint venture: New motorcycle parts manufacturer being set up
The company will be established in September while commercial production will start in October next year.
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Sustaining the slide: Inflation falls to 32-month low against the odds
CPI for August stands at 9.1%, beating expectations of trend reversal.
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Access to loans: Red tape, lack of awareness bedevil small farmers
Most funds go to mills and big farmers, leaving little for small ones.
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PM reviews performance of power sector
Directs concerned ministries to coordinate and work together.
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China may take over Gwadar port from Singaporean firm
PSA began running the port five years ago but is preparing to leave: FT.
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Rating downgrade raises risk premium on investment: ADB
ADB says rating cut, circular debt main hurdles in way of investment.
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Fiscal mismanagement: Govt spends record Rs4.3 trillion in fiscal 2012
Economic managers unsure where Rs70 billion spent.
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PRACS incurs loss for first time in 35 years
Holds PR’s liquidity issues responsible for first annual loss of Rs10m.
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Market Watch: Telecom bulls take bourse to a new 52-week high
Benchmark KSE-100 index climbs 138 points.
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Fighting for contract: India quotes higher price than Qatar for LNG
The deal is attractive due to no major initial cost: official.
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India posts 5.5% quarterly growth, beats forecasts
Central Reserve Bank of India warns country's economic prospects unlikely to improve significantly in the near-term.
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Allaying concerns: ‘Nuclear programme not at risk from foreign investment’
Negotiator says a clause in draft Pak-US investment treaty addresses essential security.
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India quarterly growth seen as worst in three years
Indian policymakers say country needs double-digit growth to create jobs for hundreds of millions of young workers.
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Abu Dhabi group splits Warid and Wateen Boards
Zouhair Khaliq resigns from Warid’s board, to continue serving as a member of Wateen’s board.
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HBL gears up for franchise banking
Service to be initiated in major cities first; to be expanded nationwide.
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ICAP to revamp curricula, training methodology
Will collaborate with business schools for improving students’ quality.
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Refinery sales rise 6% in July
Attock Group plays the lead role in pumping up the volume.
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Post-bailout issues: Steel mill opens LCs to buy coal, iron ore
Credit lines were obtained after release of bailout fund.