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Govt amends capital gains tax rules
Seeks to remove last bottleneck in deducting tax on securities trading۔
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Projects being delayed: Economic decision-makers shuffle files back and forth
Cost of projects also rises as ministry blocks release of funds.
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Market watch: Investors cautious amid political uncertainty
Benchmark KSE-100 index climbs 65 points۔
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Ministry shrugs off responsibility for fixing petroleum price
Says prices are adjusted on basis of a formula approved by ECC ۔
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Power company targets big defaulters
FESCO launches campaign to recover outstanding Rs43m.
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New financiers: US, Japan pledge assistance for Diamer Bhasha Dam
EAD official ruled out the impression that the Asian Development Bank (ADB) had asked Pakistan to seek NOC from India.
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US, Japan pledge assistance for Diamer Bhasha Dam
Surcharge on power consumers also under consideration.
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Tethyan saga continues: Balochistan asks Centre to stay away from Reko Diq project
Rejects efforts for settlement, says province has full rights over project.
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Monthly car sales climb 4.3%
Recession-hit industry trying to tackle surging imports.
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Revamped version: Microsoft unveils Office 365
The cloud integration one the most outstanding feature of Office 365.
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Corporate results: PTCL’s consolidated earnings grow 36% over the year
However, unconsolidated profits decline 3% year-on-year2012.
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PMEX refutes LSE MD’s statements
Clarifies misconceptions over PMEX’s performance.
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Builders willing to join hands with foreigners
Annual housing needs estimated at 1.1 million units.
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Market watch: Bourse falls behind dividend-less telecom results
Benchmark KSE-100 index falls 26 points.
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The crown jewels: JS Bank to buy out HSBC’s Pakistan operations
Both banks decline to disclose sale price, to announce more details in coming days.
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Pakistan urges regional peers to repeal non-tariff barriers
Experts recommend reinventing SAARC at fifth South Asia Economic Summit.
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TFCs worth Rs82b issued to rein in circular debt
PSO receives Rs70 billion, IPPs also get some money.
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Diamer Bhasha Dam: Russia wants to take up project without bidding
Deal may be finalised during Putin’s visit next month.
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Attracting investors: Zardari signs SEZ Bill 2012
"A consensus law had been passed to ensure continuity of economic and investment policy," says President Zardari.
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Fifth South Asia Economic Summit to begin today
Forum seeks to chalk out growth inclusive and sustainable policies for the region.
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Pakistan Post starts electronic money order service
Service initiated with Rs500m investment in centralised software system.
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AJK’s industrial area without water for 3 weeks
Marble industry battling for survival.
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Corporate results: DG Khan Cement profits jump twentyfold
Cement manufacturer’s profit swells from millions to billions in fiscal 2012.
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SBP slashes refinance rate for three schemes
Rate has been cut by 150 basis points, or 1.5 percentage points.
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Market watch: Bourse ends flat over mixed investor sentiment
Benchmark KSE-100 index falls 14 points.
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Shifting trends: Economic boom shuts down Faisalabad’s oldest sugar mill
Crescent Sugar Mills closed to make way for residential real estate development.
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After reforms, KSE seeks upgrade of market status
Upgrade by MSCI can attract investment from big fund managers.
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Up and coming: Google sees strong potential in Pakistani market
Technology giant appears keen on expanding its presence in the country, sending six executives to Karachi.
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HSBC to sell its Pakistani business to JS Bank
HSBC said that as of June 30, the bank's Pakistan business had gross assets of about $635 million.
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Weak China trade data confirms outlook worsening
Some economists fear the outlook is so poor that China may miss its official 7.5 percent growth target for 2012.
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Boosting trade: Russian delegation reaches Islamabad
Ministerial team to study possibility of improved cooperation between Moscow and Islamabad.
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Weekly review: Prices of petrol, CNG inch down
Price of kerosene oil and high speeddiesel have been raised by Rs1.85 per litre and Rs3.39 per litre respectively.
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Safety measure: Car owners less inclined towards insurance
Survey finds 78% cars in the country are not insured.
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Car financing: More banks open up to the idea of used cars
While second-hand are in demand, locally assembled vehicles are still selling well.
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Customer preferences: Caltex enjoys largest share in lubricant market
Caltex edges past Shell in survey targeting petrol-fuelled vehicles.
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Old is gold: High prices force people to defer plans for new cars
Car owners hang on to old vehicles.
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Overview: Demand for cars grows, but choices still limited
Suzuki and Toyota neck and neck for the top spot in Pakistan.
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Democracy protects nations from hyperinflation
Study shows virtually no documented cases of hyperinflation took place in a democratic country.
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Entry of new player: Two out of 100 bike makers invited for consultation
Industry asks government to take its representatives on board.
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No trace of disease in imported Australian sheep: diplomat
21,000 animals, rejected by Bahrain, unloaded at Port Qasim. Blood samples sent to different labs for testing.
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Auto sector representatives leave for Germany
Will display products at Automechanika fair in Frankfurt.
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HEC to help UAF establish rose extraction plant
Assistance will help farmers realise benefits of value addition.
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Plugging the leaks: Finance minister drives to check oil pilferage
Obscurity surrounds Rs58b provided to procure oil for power generation.
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Monetary circles: Can the SBP reduce the national debt?
Maybe the central bank can reduce government liabilities, but it probably should not.
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Weekly Review: KSE sheds 138 points; market enters consolidation phase
Profit-taking witnessed as volumes decline at bourse.
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Challenge: ‘Working on enhancing trade, investment ties’
Federal Adviser on Textile appreciated US efforts to promote trade and investment between US and Pakistan.
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Traders exchange Rs5.7m worth of goods across LoC
Goods traded in 10 trucks under watch of AJK and IHK officials.
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Pakistani craftworks to be on display at expo
China-Korea Trade Expo will be held from October 12-16.
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LSE MD criticises PMEX, calls for parallel spot commodity exchange
Says exchange has failed to attract investment in farm produce.
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‘Domestic, industrial gas supply to be separated’
Official says move will ensure uninterrupted gas supply to industry.

















































