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Corporate results: Attock group sees mixed results
APL fares better while NRL and ARL tumble.
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Corporate results: Attock Cement’s profits slide
Higher taxes eat away at earnings.
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Corporate results: PPL posts 19% rise in first-half
Improved oil production cushions earnings.
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Market watch: Stock market declines after continuous highs
Benchmark KSE-100 index falls 89.58 points.
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December 2013: Textile sector celebrates resurgence
Improvement in energy supply helps increase exports 21%: APTMA.
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Enven plant: Law ministry supports gas supply to Engro at a discount
Company seeks gas at 70 cents per unit compared to existing price of $3.3.
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Wheat supply: Govt refuses subisidy as cash constraints bite
WFP needs 6,000 tons of commodity for quake-stricken people.
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Unemployment in Pakistan set to increase in 2014: ILO report
Though labour quality has improved in Pakistan, unemployment rates continue to rise.
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PIA launches in-flight SMS, call service for long route flights
Service to be made available on PIA's Boeing-777 aircrafts which ply longer routes. Email to be introduced shortly.
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Best Islamic bank: Meezan Bank wins award
The Islamic Finance News Awards honour the best in the Islamic financial industry across the world.
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Gas crisis: CNG association blames private companies
Requests premier to take strict action against ‘corrupt’ elements.
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Deepening relations: Spanish ambassador supports MoU with Pakistani chambers
Calls for enhanced cooperation in energy and infrastructure sectors.
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Lubricant supply: Shell Pakistan, Daewoo Express sign agreement
Companies pledge to partner for social investment and safety programmes.
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Loan disbursements rise despite hurdles
Farmers receive Rs159 billion in first half of current fiscal year.
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Market watch: Index continues to sail upward
Benchmark KSE-100 index climbs 103.75 points.
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Better performance: Large-scale manufacturers post impressive figures
Country likely to achieve better economic growth, say experts.
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Fuel price adjustment: NEPRA revises power tariff for KESC consumers
Cuts price for July and August, but increases for Sept.
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Discrepancies: Audit reveals widespread mismanagement in CAA
Lack of interest and oversight cause millions of rupees in losses.
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Current account: Deficit widens to $1.58b in first half, SBP data shows
Figures for December reveal marked improvement.
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Reaction: FCCI welcomes Indo-Pak trade talks
India could share its expertise in Information Technology (IT) for promotion of IT Industry in Pakistan.
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PIA: SHC calls for record of posting
Continues inquiry into appointment of country manager in New York office.
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Trade: Mamnoon thanks EU delegation for GSP Plus
Pakistan pins high hopes on scheme to revive economy.
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CNG kits, cylinders: Lift ban on imports, say car assemblers
Insist it will discourage smuggling of substandard material.
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Panel seeks reasons for increasing outages
Asks ministry to conduct third-party audit of IPP payments.
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Over-age cars: Importers ready to pay penalty for ‘immediate’ release
Ask government to clear around 1,000 units stuck at ports.
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Market watch: 27,000-point barrier crossed ahead of earning season
Benchmark KSE-100 index rises 87.10 points.
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Contented: Telenor Group satisfied with Pakistan operations
CEO terms local subsidiary a profit-making, sustainable entity.
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Untapped: Going in the international halal food market
Pakistan to look for ways to boost sector.
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Moving closer: Qatar agrees to slash price for LNG export
Sale price, volume to be finalised during talks in Doha next month.
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Global ranking: Pakistan billed to become 18th largest economy by 2050
If economist O’Neill’s projections are correct, Pakistan’s economy would grow 15 times in the next 35 years or...
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Khushhali Bank: With drop in market share, enthusiasm does not die
Microfinance holds huge appeal as 90% of market yet to be tapped.
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Pick up your pace: Imports not the only issue denting local car sales
Local assemblers have other reasons to worry about.
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To be or not to be?: Untapped resources, battered economy and a lack of decision-making ability
Despite large reserves, Pakistan still no closer to solving energy crisis.
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Human resource development: Training in Islamic banking comes at centre of strategy
Strict regulatory regime will allow Pakistan to resume leadership role in global Islamic financial services.
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Regulations: Wanted: stronger, stricter foreclosure laws
Banks could be more involved in housing finance given better rules.
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Bilateral relations: ‘Partnership required between Pak-SL’
Pakistan’s exports to Sri Lanka amounted to $361 million in 2013 with imports being $77 million.
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Car registration in EU takes a slight hit
Falls 1.7% in 2013, reveals manufacturer data.
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Textile sector irked by FBR’s inefficiency
Advises reinstatement of zero-rating regime.
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Helping hand: Greece and Pakistan need to work closely, says envoy
Ambassador Mavroidis stresses need for bilateral trade.
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PPP criticises privatisation plan
Demands CCI meeting to settle disputes between provinces, centre.
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Report findings: Utility big-wigs get off scot free despite graft trail
Electricity theft worth Rs1 billion detected during campaign.
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Congo investment: Not so Lucky Cement to send 100% dividends home
Company to buy $40m from interbank market for setting up Africa plant.
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Weekly review: KSE-100 rises 1.6% to close just shy of 27,000 points
Volumes declined 7% as investors awaited monetary policy announcement.
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Dar wants clearing process for CSF payments fast tracked
Agenda of the forthcoming meeting of the Economic Working Group also discussed.
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India, Pakistan agree to allow greater trade through Wagah
Both countries reaffirm commitment to provide Non-Discriminatory Market Access (NDMA) on a reciprocal basis.
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All-weather friends: Pak-China trade increased to $12 billion, says Weidong
Increased trade, setting up of Gwadar Port some of the highlights of 2013.
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Progress: 46 companies win excellence awards
Privatisation would attract domestic and foreign investment for the rehabilitation of important state enterprises.
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New avenues: Pakistan looking for quality dates
Exports could be increased to $200 million with proper processing.
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Positive news: An event for women entrepreneurs
TDAP looks to promote female participation in business sector.
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Environment-friendly: Exporters demand plants to treat industrial wastewater
Leading associations urge government to comply with WTO standards.