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Stepping ahead: Social enterprise – where margin and mission meet
Model holds huge potential to drive economic growth.
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Time to act and diversify energy mix
Country needs to tap its vast coal and hydroelectric power potential.
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Stocks hold no appeal to common man
Equity investment in the US a household affair, a no-go zone in Pakistan.
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View from McLeod Road: Why PML-N will look better than PPP on economy
The variation has nothing to do with actual performance, just lower oil prices
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Fuel crisis: PSO – linchpin or scapegoat?
Govt must gradually consider dividing entity into distinct business units
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Technology entrepreneurship: Pakistani startups on way to join billion-dollar club
Investment in country’s startups at this point a smart bet
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Next attacks could be more sophisticated
Business and political movers and shakers warned of cyber terrorism.
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Seed sellers: Registration of 100 companies may be cancelled
In the first round, 50 companies will be scrutinised for poor performance.
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Afghanistan, Pakistan to improve trade ties
Ambassador stresses need of concerted efforts from both countries
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Deeper integration: ASEAN to declare single market
Malaysian Trade minister says they will start laying the stage for bigger things in 2015
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Under pressure: Businessmen warn Islamabad against cutting off power
Agreement with K-Electric for 650MW power supply to city expires on January 26
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Market reaction: Oil prices mixed after Saudi king’s death
No significant change in Riyadh’s oil policy expected
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Better supplies: Ministry announces cut in outages for industrial units
Gradual improvement in hydroelectric power generation to ease crisis in coming days
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Weekly review: Bourse comes down after hitting record high
Index rises 0.7% as rate cut expectations spark heavy investments
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Stimulating decentralised markets in the energy sector
Govt does not need to take responsibility of energy production, rather it should only focus on designing energy policy
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Discount rate cut by 1%, Dar reveals ahead of SBP announcement
Dar says judicial commission to probe rigging allegations should be formed without further delay
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Empowering women: Fixed job quota suggested
Senator Kulsoom Parveen calls for legislation on fixing job quota for the skilled women in all public departments
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Ahead of monetary policy, traders demand 1.5% cut
Experts see a reduction in discount rate due to deflationary pressures.
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December 2014: Concerns grow as textile exports drop 6.38%
Energy shortage, lack of working capital major factors behind substantial fall.
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IPO: Trading in Sindh Modaraba shares begins
Underwriters, general public help company raise Rs135m.
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Tied up in knots, carpet exports fall another 10%
Exports come down to $120m from the peak of $320m.
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Market watch: Share prices see-saw ahead of monetary policy announcement
Benchmark KSE-100 index falls 120.38 points.
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Interactive session: Facing criticism, Dastgir defends govt’s policy
Highlights results of GSP Plus scheme, plans for LNG import.
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Tightening rules: OCAC revises membership criteria after petrol crisis
Decides to not add new OMC unless it meets certain conditions.
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Abundant crop: ECC approves wheat export, bans import of by-products
Also agrees on Rs5b subsidy on export of 1.2m tons of wheat.
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Shifting operations: Saudi Arabia offers cheaper gas to Tuwairqi Steel
Move comes after Pakistan refused gas supply at discounted price.
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Oil prices rise after Saudi King's death
US benchmark West Texas Intermediate (WTI) for delivery in March climbed 60 cents to $46.91 a barrel
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State bank: Forex reserves fall $34m
During the week, the SBP made payments of $57 million on account of external debt servicing
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Govt slow in implementing economic agenda
Study says progress hindered by lacklustre attitude
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SECP extends Cost Accounting Records
Cost order compliance requires exhaustive work, says commission.
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Cultivated crops: Recent rains to have positive impact
Wheat crop in some districts of Sindh including Mirpurkhas and some areas of Tharparkar were at boosting stage
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Wheat export: Finance ministry turns down request for Rs15b rebate
Sindh, Punjab and Passco have 3m tons of surplus commodity.
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Automobiles: Govt refuses to slap ban on import of used cars
Upcoming auto policy could facilitate new market players
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Special courts: SECP suggests setting up insurance tribunal
Tribunal will be in line with insurance ordinance, clear backlog of cases.
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Pharma industry fears drugs shortage could worsen
Official says 30% cut in prices could lead to shortage of low-priced essential medicines.
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One year later: Warid Telecom comes back with a bang
After LTE rollout, it emerges as a strong contender for high-end market of data services.
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Market Watch: KSE hits speed bump on institutional selling
Benchmark KSE-100 index falls 182.53 points.
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Break PSO up
If PSO’s retail business is spun off into a separate company, it would always be able to import oil for fuel stations
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China never asked Huawei to spy: CEO
Huawei chief says they comply with laws of the countries they do business in
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Oil prices fall ahead of ECB meeting, US supply report
US crude reserves likely rose 2.7 million barrels to 390.5 million barrels, according to a median estimate
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'Secret software': Your iPhone could be used to spy on you, says Snowden
Whistleblower's lawyer says iPhone has a software that can activate itself and gather information about the owner
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Whatsapp now available in your web browser
Users can now access their messages on their desktop via Google's Chrome browser
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Goods containers: Importers complain of unnecessary inspection
KCCI urged finance minister, FBR Chairman to take note of the unjust steps taken against importers
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Pharmaceutical industry: Medicine prices – a bitter pill to swallow
PPMA chief says prices lower than those in India and Bangladesh .
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Power companies: Despite high losses, inefficient officials get off scot-free
Consumers forced to make up for losses caused by power theft, lower recoveries.
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SIM verification drive may discourage foreign investors
Retailers threaten to stop verification after raids by law-enforcement agencies.
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Market watch: Turnover remains high as market ends positive again
Benchmark KSE-100 index rises 208.2 points.
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Eindhoven: Literally a city of lights
Provides perfect mix of innovation and development.
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Mobile broadband: PTA looks to sell off remaining frequencies
Plans to hire consultants to sell licences for leftover spectrum .
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Fixing responsibility for the petrol crisis
Despite availability of sufficient resources, we don’t manage our petrol, gas or electricity by price mechanism

















































