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State-owned enterprises discuss way forward
Regulators criticise corporations for lack of transparency.
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Market watch: Stock market falls in dismal session
KSE’s benchmark 100-share index sheds 67 points.
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World Bank agrees to fund Dasu hydropower project
Work on 4,320MW project will start after Diamer-Bhasha Dam.
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Why was the Google chairman in Pakistan?
Schmidt’s visit was unannounced and left only a bland govt press release in its wake.
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No trespassing: OGRA to cancel pipeline allocation of LNG importers
Seeks ministry’s green signal as importers could not meet commitments.
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Mobile devices surge in Asia, to overtake PCs: Google
By 2015, 1 in 2 people using the Internet will be in Asia, first experience online will likely be on a mobile.
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Textile exports likely to drop 30%
Massive hike in outages slash revenues by $200m.
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Energy crisis may nullify EU trade benefits
Textile exporters ask govt to deal with power and gas shortage.
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Intel unveils third generation ultrabooks
Anti-theft system to allow remote disabling of machines.
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Market Watch: Investors stay away after Gilani’s ouster
Trade volumes drop to five-month low, index slips 16 points.
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Engro blames rival for gas supply disruptions
Prepares ‘alternative gas solution’ to end outages.
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ADB loans $36m to Sindh government
Fund will be utilised to finance coastal areas development programme.
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SBP Governor rolls out Microfinance Credit Information Bureau
Institution will help the sector develop robust risk management practices.
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Next loan programme: High defence spending to come under spotlight
Former adviser says IMF will press for slashing spending, particularly on defence.
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Gas wars: Govt to press ahead with energy-efficiency audit
Gas supply will be diverted from Fauji Fertilizer to KESC.
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The nightmare of budget invalidation deemed unlikely
Court, legal precedent seen as too pragmatic to risk the fate of the economy over one case.
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Panasonic's first Android-based 'toughpad' unveiled in Asia
The rugged tablets are popular in industries such as defence, utilities and construction.
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Swiss chemical process makes eco-friendly jeans
The technique can produce a pair of jeans using up to 92 percent less water, up to 30 percent less energy.
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Microsoft unveils 'Surface' tablet in iPad challenge
The tablet would be available but it is likely to be timed with the release of Windows 8 software later this year.
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Advance payments: Southern Electric claims no wrongdoing
Company filed a Rs5b arbitration claim against WAPDA.
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APCNGA: Body suggests cut in gas to captive power plants
Paracha said that government should impose complete ban on use of gas generators.
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Financing the farmers: Loans to agricultural sector surge by 13.11%
Disbursements amount to Rs255 billion from July 2011 to May 2012.
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China to provide $448m for Neelum Jhelum Dam
Progress reviewed, project likely to be completed in 2016.
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Pakistan termed good investment destination
UK businessmen wooed in seminar on business prospects in Birmingham.
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Market watch: Bourse drops as investors adopts cautious approach
KSE’s benchmark 100-share index declines 71 points.
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Govt to introduce labelling of GM food
Move aimed at protecting consumers from health and safety risks.
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Cornering the market: PTCL accused of violating competition regulations
CCP issues show-cause notice to the telecom company to defend its position.
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Decisions in jeopardy after Gilani’s ouster
All decisions taken by former Prime Minister Gilani from April 26 till date stand revoked.
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Restaurant chain: Fatburger decides to taste the local market
US-based food chain to open five restaurants in three years.
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Force field: PAC slams audit dept for protecting the corrupt
Audit objections involving Rs295m were not brought to body’s knowledge.
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Mukhtar defends govt role in electricity outages
Water & power minister blames Punjab govt for rioting.
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Little-known NGOs given funeral buses, rickshaws
Govt spends Rs156.7m from national kitty for their purchase.
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Siddiqui takes charge of OGDC
Vows to enhance company’s oil and gas production.
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FTO cites 20% import duty for limousines
Says present classification for such vehicles lacks clarity.
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Association welcomes redesign in GSP scheme
EU import threshold reforms positive development for Pakistan’s economy.
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Indian jewellery coming soon to local markets
Uncut gemstones may head in the opposite direction: official.
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Market watch: Bourse starts week on a positive note
KSE’s benchmark 100-share index gains 88 points.
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Pakistan loses Iran’s mango market
UN sanctions prevent exports to Tehran.
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Sugar rush: Developing nations lead the charge in sugar production
Global output to increase by 5%, led by Pakistan and India.
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Pharma, consumer goods: Dealers want exemption from 0.5% withholding tax
Say the tax should be collected from unregistered distributors only.
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Adding to the backlog: Govt clears 61 new projects worth Rs515b
CDWP considers energy, water, housing and education schemes.
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Bucking the trend: Ashfaq Textile Mills hits record profits as others falter
The company attributes its success to low debt, investment in training its workforce.
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Power crisis: Shortfall increases to 7,663 MW
The power demand has surged to 17,706 MW against the total generation of 10,053 MW due to severe heat wave.
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India may export precious metal, stones' jewellery to Pakistan
Indian delegation visited Pakistan, explored export opportunities.
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The power of organisation
Big companies provide lucrative opportunities to employees.
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Understanding the value of employee engagement
The benefits of creating an enabling atmosphere at work can never be underestimated.
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Changing tracks: ‘Time multiple counter loans’
The innovative concept – which operates on interest-free loans –may change the face of banking forever.
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A simple solution to Pakistan’s economic conundrum
All our efforts should push for policies that help realise our growth potential.
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Disaster in slow motion: The retreating Himalayas: food security at stake
Irregular glacial melting may render the entire region food-insecure.
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Govt pays Rs40b in advance to IPPs in violation of accords
The money was released to help IPPs run plants round the clock.