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Economic Revitalisation Project to start from March
$14m will be released to support small businesses in K-P, FATA.
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OGDCL fails to declare dividend for the first time
Company’s net profit falls 14%, result much lower than market expectation.
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NEPRA allows 33 paisa per unit increase
Power distribution companies had sought an increase of 39 paisa per unit as part of fuel adjustment for January.
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Pakistani beef enters Malaysian markets
25,000kg will be exported every two weeks.
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Gilgit-Baltistan: Ban on mining lifted
The government has earmarked $300 million to introduce modern technology and reduce wastage of resources.
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Market watch: Oil stocks break bearish spell at KSE
The Karachi Stock Exchange benchmark 100-share index ended 0.14 per cent or 15.84 points higher at 11,539.26.
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UAE-based firm to import rice from Pakistan
UAE based conglomerate shows interest in investing in Pakistan, planning to import rice worth $54.45 million.
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Killing of businessman’s son has SITE up in arms
Government has 10 days to clean up the area plagued by extortion and muggings
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NEPRA approves increase in electricity prices
Nepra allows price increase of by 33 paisas per unit under monthly fuel adjustment formula.
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Pakistan tops 102.8 million cellular subscribers
Cellular subscribers in Pakistan surpassed 102.77 million mark in 2010.
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Management Tip of the Day: Three ways to promote risk-taking
There are advantages to pushing for more of a risk-taking culture during tough times.
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Nokia Foresees a Bright Future of App Development in Pakistan
Forum Nokia invests in top Pakistani developers with hands-on training to bring out the best local apps on Ovi Store.
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Cotton: Strategies to improve performance
Govt to strengthen local research institutes and to import available technologies.
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OGRA fines oil marketing firms Rs8m
Hoarding of petroleum products, overcharging cited as reasons.
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Power supply: Govt to replace inefficient plants
The first project expected is a 750-megawatt combined-cycle plant in Guddu.
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Yamaha to establish plant at Bin Qasim
Project expected to create 45,000 jobs.
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Monthly oil price revision: Govt faced with three options
The government is expected to pick one of three options for the monthly price revision of petroleum products.
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State Life credit rating kept at AAA
Largest life insurance company holds on to perfect rating assigned by PACRA for another year.
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Government needs to create job opportunities for youth: Sabzwari
Sindh Minister for Youth Affairs Faisal Ali Sabzwari says government faces a ‘now or never’ situation.
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Netherlands to sell Pakistani oranges
Pakistani oranges will be available to consumers in the Netherlands from February 25 onwards, says diplomat.
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HP launches webOS in Asia-Pacific region
Plans to assimilate webOS into existing range of computer models as well.
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CAA carries on as a headless body
Authority dispels impression that newly appointed PIA MD is also heading CAA.
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Filing of tax returns: FBR to pressurise corporate sector
Only 18,098 of 44,794 registered corporate taxpayers filed their returns for fiscal 2010.
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State Bank raises liquidity requirements for Islamic banks
Statutory liquidity requirement for Islamic banks has been raised to 14 per cent of total demand liabilities.
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Market watch: Bourse continues to fall in line with world markets
KSE-100 index ended 126 points lower on Wednesday.
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Cut in development spending: Punjab and Sindh the most affected provinces
A massive cut of Rs100b in federal development budget will largely affect projects in Punjab and Sindh.
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Japan invited to invest in special zones
Zardari invites Japanese investors and giant business houses to avail investment opportunities in the SEZ.
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Market watch: Local bourse follows world markets, dives 315 points
The Karachi Stock Exchange benchmark 100-share index was 2.64 per cent or 315.3 points lower at 11,711.29.
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Mutual fund assets grow 19 per cent
Money market funds provide support.
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Port Qasim employees call off strike
HS Group CEO Anwar Qayyum said that the strike has badly affected the image of the country.
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KESC urged to improve performance
Port activities resume after 25 hours.
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UK aims to expand bilateral trade
14-member delegation visits Karachi.
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Hubco profits fall on higher charges
Narowal project expected to start operation before April.
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Textile exports up by 26 per cent
Exports from food group also rise.
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KESC resumes power cuts in industrial areas
Cites low gas supply from SSGC.
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LSM growth down 1.57% in first half of fiscal year
Inter-corporate debt has limited the ability of refineries to import and refine crude oil.
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One in ten units paying water bill
Collection from country’s largest industrial area at dismal level.
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Indus Motor profits slow down
Rising costs turn out to be the speed hump.
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Japan a big market for Pakistani exports: Zardari
President Zardari discusses economic cooperation with Japanese minister for economy, trade and industries.
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‘Business confidence stabilises after a dip’
OICCI releases survey results for third quarter of 2010.
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Policy being formulated
the ministry has started consultations with key labour market stakeholders in provinces to get their feedback.
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UBL profit soars 21% to Rs11.2b
Askari Bank profits decrease while Mybank losses fall.
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PSO may halt supply to Pakistan Railways
PSO has warned that it will discontinue supplies of oil to Pakistan Railways.
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Fuel prices likely to jump 15 per cent
Petrol and diesel prices could rise by up to Rs12 per litre.
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Cotton price rises to new record high
Fall in New York price does not affect domestic market.
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Officials draw up security plan
Aim is to encourage investment in sector.
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Employees stage protest against new technology
Port activities come to a halt.
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Pharma industry seeks government action against fake drugs
Manufacturers change packaging to discourage copying of products.
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Stock market remains dull on opening day
KSE-100 index falls 76 points.
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Government promises to release Rs30b for power producers this week
PSO to receive 80% of the amount, another Rs30b to be provided next quarter.