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Access to EU: APTMA chairman terms Bangladesh objection 'unfounded'
Mohsin Aziz says Pakistan could never be a threat to the Bangladesh textile industry.
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Up to 0.4m animals sacrificed in Karachi, collection largely peaceful
Hides worth about one billion rupees auctioned off.
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Pakistan, IMF discuss real challenges to economy
Effects of global price shock on economy, US exit from Afghanistan on the agenda.
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Parasites in animals: Experts suggest use of plant extracts for cure
Say livestock faces risk of decline in production.
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Energy problems: Russian, Chinese support to help resolve crisis
Trip to Russia included discussions on creating energy corridors besides energy clubs.
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Pakistan economy watch: ‘Privatise Railways to improve performance’
Weak, unreliable, and outdated railways can be privatised to improve its performance says PEW.
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Textile exporters may fail to deliver this Christmas
Chronic power outages hamper timely completion of orders.
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Hide sales likely to fall 10 per cent
High animal prices, less purchases and smuggling reduce supply.
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Retail chains: Carrefour’s new Karachi store, the first among many
French giant, and UAE partner, are planning to open at least seven more stores.
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For one insurance company, hiring madrassah students is good policy
Pak-Qatar Takaful tries to recruit seminary graduates in its sales force.
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Petroleum Policy 2011: Consumers to pay billions more as gas price expected to rise
Exploration companies to get $6 per unit compared to earlier $3.75.
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EU help for Pakistan: Bangladesh may withdraw complaint over trade benefits
Bangladeshi officials says Pakistani counterparts 'unofficially' raised matter on SAARC summit.
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Helping hand: Russia pledges $1 billion for steel and electricity
Production capacity of PSM is expected to increase from 1.1 million tons to 1.5 million tons per annum.
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Asia lowers rates as eurozone crisis deepens
Central banks that at the start of the year were tightening the monetary screws, to combat the threat of inflation.
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Banking barons
This list has been compiled from the latest annual reports of the bank listed on Karachi stock exchange.
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Banking: The generation gap
Next generation customers want banking that fits into their lives, not the other way around.
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Pakistan, Russia to go for FTA, currency swap agreement
PM Putin announce financing of 500 million US dollars for the CASA-1000 power transmission project.
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Zardari invites Chinese businessmen to invest in Pakistan
President proposes currency swap between Pakistan and China similar to one with Turkey.
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Pakistan committed to South Asian economic cooperation
Pakistan and India foreign secretaries meet prior to SAARC summit.
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Toyota sees net profit tumble, withholds forecast
Toyota has been working to restore production levels after the impact of March earthquake and tsunami hammered output.
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Google+ opens up to businesses, brands
Google+, which has attracted more than 40m users since its launch in June, was previously only open to individuals.
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Crude lower in Asia on Italian bond jitters
Brent North Sea crude for December fell 21 cents to $114.35.
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Six cricketers including Misbah-ul-Haq, Salman Butt under income tax microscope
Wahab Riaz, Imran Nazir, Imran Farhat issued notices to file returns as FBR investigates assets of cricketers.
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From clay seals to cashless economy
History of money over the millennia showcased in the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) Museum & Art Gallery.
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Should Islamic banking be our Plan B?
Islamic banks have been aggressively marketing their products in an attempt to expand their client base.
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Analysis: MFN status to India - ‘In principle’ is a negotiating tactic
The government wants serious trade concessions from New Delhi this time around.
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SAARC chamber urges construction of dams
Pakistan at risk of becoming water-insecure country.
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The week in focus
Cash-guzzling state-run power companies see their losses mount and financial position weaken over time.
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Substitution effect: Handmade jewellery offers entrepreneurial opportunity for women
Supplementing their families’ incomes, many help raise their standard of living.
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Greek crisis: Lessons for Pakistan
We need to make social changes before committing to economic growth.
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Alternative energy: Despite prices plummeting, solar power sees little growth
Industry experts see good long term prospects, but products remain too expensive for most.
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Ram Charan: India’s no-nonsense management guru
Says the momentum has shifted to Asia and other developing regions.
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Nokia opens a new window
Nokia unveiled two new sleek Microsoft Windows phones, a first step in the ailing cell phone maker’s fight.
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Token payments to Agility to continue
Finance ministry’s help sought to make $600,000 monthly payments.
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Incorporation: SECP registers 257 new companies
Of the registered companies private firms have the highest share with 244 companies in new incorporation.
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Vision 2020: Energy generation will increase to 40,000MW
Plan includes generating energy from gas, indigenous coal, hydro, and renewable energy.
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Pakistan Steel Mills: Russian firm interested in restructuring
Constructor has talked to govt about the mills audit and report preparation.
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Interior ministers to reach a decision on visa regime soon: Indian high commissioner
Sabharwal clarifies not all non-tariff barriers are Pakistan specific.
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Expanding sources: Shale gas reserves to add 500mmcfd into system
New gas discoveries in Sindh to be unveiled in 10 days, says Hussain.
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Averting debt pile-up: PSO demands Rs28b per month for continued oil supply
Bank borrowing limit for the company enhanced from Rs41b to Rs60b.
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Weekly review: Fertiliser sector pulls the strings at bourse
Engro Corporation’s busy week keeps investors glued to updates.
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Real estate: UAE refuses to provide investors’ data
Joint ministerial commission to meet in Abu Dhabi in mid-November.
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Inflation: Sensitive Price Indicator rises 6.6%
During the week, average prices of 12 items decrease, while that of 24 items witnessed an increase, 17 were unchanged.
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‘Gas pipeline deal for Pakistan, India imminent’
Pakistan and India, will consume most of the gas supplied via the pipeline.
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Statutory liquidity requirement: Share of bonds increased
State Bank raises limit from 10% to 15% of banks’ time and demand liabilities.
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Urea: Overcharging dealers can get 3 years imprisonment
Government has issued orders to take action against those found guilty of creating artificial price hike of urea.
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SECP to finalise company regulations soon
Rules dealing with investments in associated companies being revised.
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Market Watch: Bourse gets into festivity mood
KSE’s benchmark 100-share index surges 150 points.
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Sugarcane crushing delayed in Sindh despite getting the green light
Agriculture Chamber gives govt 48-hour deadline for ensuring implementation.
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Pakistan Railways: Management of three more trains to be privatised
Ticketing and sales to be auctioned to private companies.