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In jeopardy: Neelum Jhelum plant faces $475m funding black hole
WAPDA chief says various loan options being considered
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Pill problem: Need to address drug policy issue
Report highlights need to prioritise medicines awaiting registration.
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Microfinance industry: Market competition ‘fastest trending risk’
After encouraging new players, stakeholders now see it as a threat.
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Technology wins: Monetising political rifts
Local developers finding it worthwhile to make games on ‘Go Nawaz Go’ slogan.
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Protecting too much?: A directionless move towards growth
After CCP’s report, central bank takes swipe at local industry.
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Production, consumption: Everything in gas policy appears flawed
State bank suggests revisiting policy, giving priority to power plants.
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Imprudent strategy: Debt structure changes at a time of falling interest rate
Govt switches from short to long-term debt, which is proving expensive.
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Social Networking: ‘Dislike’ button not good for the world
Zuckerberg gave a thumbs-down to the idea of a button to register disdain for posts at the social network
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Bilateral ties: Colombia offers assistance in hydroelectric power production
Ambassador discusses possibility of cooperation in a host of areas.
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Financial literacy: SBP’s focused group to meet next month
Will aid economic development in country
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Canadian Competition Bureau: Consumers may have paid more, court told
Contracts between Apple, domestic carriers could be reason
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Bilateral trade: Businesses hope for smoother US-China linkage
Negotiations can lower barriers by encouraging foreign investment
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Startup ecosystem: Emulating the Silicon Valley model in Pakistan
Founder Institute aims to help talented entrepreneurs launch own companies
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Sky-high ambitions: Qatar Airways gets first A350 XWB
Airline chief describes delivery as ‘second significant fleet milestone’
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Weekly review: Unrest, declining oil prices take their toll
Index falls 559 points during the week to end at 31,589
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Business halt: Lahore braces for shutdown, traders remain divided
Associations split over alliance with government or PTI
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Brand success: Fabric manufacturers shifting to retail business
Change in consumer spending gives ideas to new investors.
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Lockdown takes its toll
Workers and industrial staff could not reach workplaces, output drops 50%.
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Liquidity crunch: Steel melters urge FBR to release refunds
PSMA claims that just eight furnace melting units had an accumulated pending refund of approximately Rs270 million
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Market watch: Stocks record another bearish session with cautious activity
Benchmark KSE-100 index falls 189.93 points.
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Research report: Fresh tariff cut can help large-scale manufacturing
Textile, cement sectors to be major beneficiaries.
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Third quarter: Number of micro-savers reaches 7.8m
Registers increase of 6.5% quarter-on-quarter in July-Sept.
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Addressing woes: Fresh loan deal to upgrade power transmission network
Pakistan, ADB sign $248m loan in bid to boost energy security.
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Divestment: Govt sells Allied Bank stake for Rs14.4b
Approves strike price of Rs110 per share for its 11.5% stake.
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Power plants: Cap on furnace oil consumption under study
If implemented, it will ease pressure on forex reserves, bring down electricity prices.
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Poverty alleviation: No World Bank funds for PPAF, for now
Finance ministry decides to avail loans from the lender only for mega-development schemes
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Wheat output: Sindh decides to export surplus
CM Sindh directed the food department authorities to float the tender wheat import within 3 days
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Giving leeway: IPPs suspend sovereign guarantee call notices
IPPs hope to provide the government with enough time to take appropriate measures
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Intel Year End: Country manager adamant on growth in smart devices
Technology giant outlines plans for future inflow of technology.
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5MFY15: Remittances clock in at $7.398b
The inflow of workers’ remittances during November is 4.5% lower than those recorded in the preceding month
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Thar coal project: Company expects financial close by April
SECMC CEO satisfied with progress, says issue with Chinese investors settled.
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Market watch: Caution trumps as index ends in the red
Benchmark KSE-100 index decreases 1.90 points.
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Oil prices drop below $60 a barrel
In London, Brent crude for January tracked the same pattern, finishing down 56 cents to $63.68 a barrel
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Enhanced capital: Silkbank achieves 10% CAR
Receives Rs2b as advance against shares, which will help meet capital needs.
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Overdue payments: PSO resumes fuel supply to PIA
Meeting takes place between national carrier, ministry and PSO officials.
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Rental dispute: PR to approach Supreme Court against verdict
LHC has asked railways to settle Rs180m claim with Business Express.
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K-Electric consumers: NEPRA cuts power tariff by Rs0.74 per unit
Impact of price reduction estimated at Rs1.047b.
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Proposals invited: Engro Corp considering secondary offering
Could offer up to 10% of its fertiliser business.
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Encouraging sign: 2013-14 was a better year for economy: SBP
Central bank’s annual report points out improvements
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Oil prices plunge to fresh lows, nears $60 a barrel
WTI for January delivery fell as far as $60.43, while Brent North Sea for January delivery lost $2.60 at $64.24
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New season: Export of oranges may fetch $200m
Overall production of the mandarin orange during this season is estimated at 1.9 million tons
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Concept of global city model stressed
PCJCCI chief says Pakistan can learn from China’s example.
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November data: Car sales rev up 23%
Sales of local car assemblers during November 2014 stood at 11,789 units
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Food exports: Pakistan plans to take a slice of $16b Russian market
Dar asks ministries to prepare a plan for agricultural exports to Moscow.
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Fading away: A sad state of the Pakistani jute industry
Number of mills has gone down from 18 to just five.
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Market watch: Decline in oil price, political unrest put index in the red
Benchmark KSE-100 index decreases 302.51 points.
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Mortgage-to-GDP ratio declines to 0.45%
Gross outstanding housing finance amounts to Rs52.7b.
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Fix power distribution network before increasing capacity, says SBP report
Annual report on state of economy critical of system.
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July-October: All avenues exhausted, still revenues fall
Net receipts of govt stand at Rs600b, down Rs16b from last year.
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Overburdened consumers: Audit firms rule out artificially inflated bills
Say electricity tariff rose following scrapping of slab system.

















































