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Swedish carmaker Volvo on Wednesday announces it would give self-driving cars to ordinary Britons to test in London

A move which could lead to continental price wars and reduce Russian market domination

Britain leaving the EU referendum would lead to average working Briton losing equivalent of a month's salary

Apple says iPhone sales drop, slipping to 51.19 million units in the recently ended quarter compared with 61.17

Non-interest income of ABL increased 11.1% from a year ago to Rs12 billion

The result was below market expectations, a number of brokerage houses said in their post-result comments

The main reason for the rise in non-interest income was the unusually high gain on the sale of securities

Board of Directors approves new firm to operate coal-fired power plant

Says country’s economy stagnant due to shortage of resources

CBI experts to assist enterprises via export coaching programmes

Growth more evenly spread out in Punjab, growing middle class one reason

Says learning and health opportunities for young will help country prosper

Benchmark KSE-100 index gains 163.18 points

Several uplift projects pertaining to CPEC are under way, says minister

Says data is old and full of flaws, calls for constituting probe committee

Given its sweep, analysts say the plan's boosters are likely to come up against an array of obstacles

Shipbuilders rack up massive losses after slumping oil prices sapped demand for tankers and offshore drillers

BP announces a net loss of $583 million (517 million euros) for the first three months of the year

His wealth was on display at his son's wedding, when performers included Sting, Jennifer Lopez and Enrique Iglesias

Ant Financial -- which is reportedly planning to go public -- says it would use the funds for global expansion

The yellow machine can lift a one-tonne object, being used to transport large parts in the body shop of Cadillac plant

HK will lose investment and job opportunities if residents continue to seek independence

Brexit issue placing ever heavier pressure on TTIP negotiators, who just opened their 13th round of talks in New York

Business forum focuses on FDI promotion, FBR reorganisation

Officers on deputation create hurdles to work of economic ministries

Cumulative profit rises 3% to Rs9.61b in nine months

Earnings fall 30.7% as a result of decline in urea sales and prices

Benchmark KSE-100 index loses 54.98 points

Aim is to strengthen trade ties, flights from Karachi to start later

Says concept of self-regulatory organisation being introduced

Ask govt to provide incentives for executing net-metering policy

Economic Coordination Committee to meet on April 27

Meeting held between banks’ association, tax authority ends inconclusive

Should save 22 billion dirhams ($6 billion) in annual costs through greater efficiency and fewer accidents

Congress is controlled by the ruling Communist Party, if the measure is put to a vote it is certain to be approved

Thai prosecutors accuse company, which owns the Marlboro and L&M brands, of evading 20 billion baht ($568 million) tax

IMF regional chief Masood Ahmed says oil-exporting Gulf states should diversify their revenue base

Saudi Arabia could maintain its total production capacity with the expansion of an oilfield

Obama says the world's largest trade pact could be finalised by the end of the year

There is a need to spread awareness, inform public of its interpretation

Govt’s attempt to curb hate speech, terrorism a step closer to curbing free speech

Panama leaks do not provide a major insight but confirm an ongoing practice

Propaganda, without fair investigation, will only serve to destabilise the country

Product allows user to control appliance via Android or iOS app

Instead of import substitution, country should move to export-led strategy

Reports rather bleak picture, suggests counter-measures

Air Force One landed in the northern city of Hanover to a ceremonial guard welcome

Gabriel says Americans want to hold fast to their 'Buy American' idea, 'We can't accept that'

Thousands of Bangladeshi garment workers demand justice on third anniversary of one of the worst industrial disasters

Mallya left India on March 2 despite calls for his arrest and is believed to be in Britain