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The KSE-100-share index ended 66 points lower on Tuesday.

Trend in coming months depends on prices of petroleum products.

A company can't be all things to all people. It needs to make decisions about how to provide value specific customers.

PALPA workers protest against PIA's decision to give its Europe and US operations to Turkish Airlines.

All goods going to Afghanistan by air and road subject to tax of 0.08% of their value.

Auto giant profits quadruple and up its outlook despite a damaging crisis involving millions of recalls and lawsuits.

Importance of strong financial management knowledge grows as portfolio of plastic money users in the country doubles.

The minister said this while talking to Ishak Latuconsina, Ambassador of Indonesia in Pakistan.

The Korangi industrial area will be made South Asia’s first green industrial zone.

Stocks ended flat on Monday as investors waited for the outcome of the SECP meeting with KSE board.

After a long dry spell, the current rains are expected to bring a positive effect on crops.

The SPI showed an increase of 16.01 per cent as compared to the corresponding week of last year.

The first shipment of 60,000 tons will arrive by the end of February.

Zardari has asks Japanese investors benefit from investment opportunities in special economic zones of Pakistan.

Total oil refinery production in the country reduces by 9% in first seven months of the fiscal year 2011.

public response to the Livestock, Fisheries, Dairy and Poultry Exhibition exceeds expectations of the SBI.

The takeover of three commercial banks by Suroor Investment has been followed by acquisition of a microfinance bank.

Company fears default on payments to international oil suppliers.

Technological immersion brings with it many new situations that companies have never had to worry about before.

From burgers in the US to sugar in Bolivia and chilis in Indonesia, food prices across the globe are soaring.

NPLs of commercial banks increased by Rs34.2 billion in the first quarter of the current financial year 2010-11.

While Pakistan is not as bad when it comes to establishing businesses, it has not been as great as it can be.

PIA says all domestic and international flights will operate on schedule, there will not be any disruption of flights.

What are the alternatives, if any and how can they be effectively provided to the deserving?

The year 2012 is expected to bring another severe financial crisis, unless the banks are smarter this time around.

Devolving power regulation has added advantage of rewarding regions with lower rates of theft with lower tariffs.

International Investment Consortium interested in projects based on public-private partnership.

Consultation with business community needed to solve economic problems, says Pakistan Computer Association President.

Government fixes textile export target at $14 billion for current fiscal year.

Youssef Boutros-Ghali resigns as head of International Monetary Fund’s main policy steering panel.

Currency likely to stay stable until the end of the quarter.

Cement industry leaders identify Iraq, Sri Lanka and African countries as potential export destinations.

Index falls 1.8% in first three days, only to bounce back in the final two.

Project, to be completed in 2012, will provide 56.4 megawatts electricity as compared to current 6 megawatts.

Power generation capacity will increase from six to 56 megawatts.

NADRA, car makers, banks, airlines and housing authorities to provide information to FBR.

The total volume of trade between Pakistan and China in 2010 rose by $2 billion to $8.7 billion.

The automobile sector has a capacity to produce around 270,000 vehicles per annum.

PPMA wants regulation to deal with issues of pharmaceutical industry raised after 18th amendment.

Federal and provincial governments to ensure that the province is provided with its share of water.

There was no information that non-availability of furnace oil had caused the closure of power plants.

New York market, domestic demand push up prices.

USC plans to open 200 new outlets in both rural and urban areas.

Investment board urged to focus on power generation.

Armed men attack a vehicle carrying employees, gun down one person and injure another.

The KSE-100 index ended 55 points higher on Friday.

Airline asked to come up with a viable business plan.

KESC signs MoU with Chinese firm Global Mining Company which will fund alternate energy projects.

Govt to push exports of agricultural goods, value-added textiles.

Federal Minister for Food and Agriculture says production of main food crops much more than actual consumption.