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PSO receivables swell to Rs153b
Oil marketing company itself owes Rs131 billion.
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Stocks slip as corporate earnings fail to inspire investor confidence
The benchmark KSE 100-index shed 37 points on the last trade session of the week to close at 10,598 points.
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Results continue to pour in on last day of week
A summary of corporate earnings released on Friday.
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Shaikh’s day out
Minister for Finance Dr Abdul Hafeez Shaikh announces set of upcoming economic reforms for private sector development.
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iPhone beats Blackberry in quarterly smartphone sales
Apple has for the first time outpaced Blackberry-maker Research in Motion in global smartphone sales with iPhone 4.
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Company Earnings: Most sectors on the up
A summary of corporate earnings released on Thursday.
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President constitutes body while CNG Association threatens indefinite strike
President Zardari has set up a three-member ministerial committee to resolve the gas supply crisis.
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Save our hides
Meetings to be organised with leather industry delegates to highlight and address issues faced by the trade.
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Wheat support price under review today
Economic Coordination Committee to review summaries for increase in support price for wheat.
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Turkmenistan denies Russia’s inclusion
Turkmenistan deny Russia’s statements that Gazprom could take part in trans-Afghan gas pipeline.
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Breakthrough in RGST deadlock expected today
The deadlock between the federation and provinces over standalone services will be resolved today, it is expected.
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Profit-booking pulls KSE down
The benchmark KSE-100 index shed 69 points to close at 10,635 on Thursday.
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IMF team expresses multiple concerns
Technical negotiations between International Monetary Fund team and Pakistan end.
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Traders, businessmen threaten strike
Traders and businessmen want government to take immediate measures to ensure safety from extortionists.
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CNG pumps shut, KESC supply reduced further
Dozens of compressed natural gas stations shut down across Karachi as pressure in gas supply lines drops.
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CNG Association to go strike against gas cuts
Vice chairman of association says strike would continue until the government puts an end to gas loadshedding.
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Pak-Afghan trade deal signed
Afghanistan and Pakistan sign the Afghanistan-Pakistan Transit Trade Agreement (APTTA) in Kabul.
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Turkmenistan pipeline gets green light
Federal cabinet approves framework agreement for Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India gas pipeline project.
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Corporate results
A summary of the corporate results released on Wednesday for the first quarter of financial year 2010-11.
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Wheat seeds distributed among farmers
Food and Agriculture Organisation begins large-scale distribution of wheat seeds.
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ECC approves coal, clinker terminal
Economic Coordination Committee accords approval for setting up coal and clinker terminal at Port Qasim.
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Income tax lawyers ask for extension in deadline
Income Tax Bar Association requests for extension in the deadline for filing income tax returns to November 30.
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CCP hears Agritech acquisition case
Competition Commission holds hearing regarding acquisition of 79% of Agritech shares by Fauji Fertiliser Company.
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World’s largest power ship to arrive next month
World’s largest power ship to contribute 232 megawatts of electricity to Karachi in November.
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Chilean investors eye investment in Pakistan
Luksic Group to explore possibilities of making maximum investments in various sectors.
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300 CNG stations stay closed in Punjab
More than 300 CNG stations remain closed in Lahore, Multan and other parts of south Punjab as gas crisis worsens.
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Stocks march forward on company earnings
Stock prices continue to rise at country’s biggest equity market as investors react favorably to corporate results.
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Finance ministry, SBP issue NOCs for Sindh Bank
Ministry of finance and State Bank of Pakistan issue no-objection certificate for establishment of Sindh Bank.
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Production in Karachi will grind to a halt
Increased load-shedding will result in massive closures and reduced production, warn industrialists in Karachi.
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12-hour power outages for industrial zones in Karachi
Karachi’s industrial zones face power outage increases by the Karachi Electric Supply Corporation.
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Zardari reconstitutes National Economic Council
The NEC will comprise of 15 members who will guide the government in taking key economic decisions.
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CNG stations to remain closed in South Punjab
Gas supply to CNG stations in South Punjab has been blocked for the second day.
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Sindh Bank to be set-up
The Federal Government has given the Sindh Government permission to set up Sindh Bank.
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Near, but not yet so far
Securities and Exchange Commission appears set to forward draft of Securities Bill 2010 to finance ministry.
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World Bank communicates concerns
The World Bank expresses reservations about draft of the reformed general sales tax (RGST) bill 2010.
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KAPCO declares Rs2b profit for first quarter
Kot Addu Power Company (Kapco) announces profit of Rs2.037bn for the first quarter of fiscal year 2011.
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‘Manufacturing in Pakistan not expensive’
According to Hasan Jamil, the head of marketing at Dawlance, manufacturing in Pakistan is not expensive.
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IMF, Pakistan to discuss release of sixth tranche
Officials of the International Monetary Fund and Pakistan due to meet in Islamabad on Wednesday.
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CNG association calls for strike
A call for strike is issued by CNG Association and CNG Dealers Association against two-day CNG gas outage plan.
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Govt to reduce financing cost for investors
PM Gilani says government will assist long-term investors by providing incentives and reducing financing cost.
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Stocks down as four-day bullish run ends
The stock market ends down on Tuesday as central bank lowers economic growth forecast.
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Supplies to fall, warns SSGC
Sui Southern Gas Company warns gas supplies will remain severely affected in coming days.
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MCB Bank’s profits up 6%
Total dividend payout by MCB Bank increases to Rs8 per share.
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OGDC profits surge 38% on higher prices
Lower-than-expected tax rate bodes well for the Oil and Gas Development Company’s company.
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Another RGST meeting deadlocked
Sindh refuses to grant the Federal Board of Revenue taxation rights on seven services.
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Pepco claims no more loadshedding
Pepco announces end to loadshedding across the country owing to reduction in demand-supply gap.
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What to expect from IMF's next meeting in Pakistan
IMF and Pakistan are due to meet on Wednesday to discuss the release of the sixth tranche of a $11 billion loan.
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CNG stations to remain closed for 3 consecutive days
The CNG Association has decided to close CNG stations in Punjab in protest against the loadshedding schedule.
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Govt missed all fiscal targets in 2009-10: SBP
Unaddressed structural weaknesses and key reforms fail to gain traction during outgoing fiscal year, says State Bank.
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Banks to facilitate Watan Card holders
SBP issues guidelines to all commercial banks to ensure enhanced efforts and support to holders of Watan Cards.