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Drive: FBR aims to interact with taxpayers
The objective of the workshop is to communicate with the taxpayers and get feedback from them for confidence building.
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High priority: ‘Do homework before trade with India’
Pakistan Kisan Itehad urges government to pay attention to policy-making.
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Country opens doors to trade expansion
Envoy seeks investment in energy, infrastructure and agriculture.
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‘Yarn import ban considered’
Textile minister emphasises importance of the industry .
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Market watch: Index inches towards another landmark
Benchmark KSE-100 index gains 287.64 points, close at 29,000.
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‘Heavy injection due in insurance industry’
Private equity fund from Switzerland to acquire or invest in three companies.
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Commitment: Acting governor assures business of setting up EXIM Bank
Central bank official comments on country’s growth.
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Summer is coming: Dawlance jumps on the energy conservation bandwagon
Amid arrival of summer, company hopes to make headway.
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Gas for power plants: Water and power ministry fails to win ECC’s blessing
Committee rejects demand for diverting gas supply from fertiliser to power producers.
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Banks under threat: Govt may find it hard to repay debt, says WB
Lender says short-term borrowing exposes country to refinancing risks.
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Eurobonds: Move receives positive response, says Dar
The finance minister expected the bond paper to be oversubscribed
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Statement: Finance minister assures economic growth
The finance minister also briefed Sousa about the introduction of 3G and 4G technologies in a transparent process.
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Losing out: Sugarcane production below its sweet mark
Conference held in collaboration with UAF, USDA and AARI to address issue.
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Danish experts arrive to identify openings for agri-business
Consultants will suggest steps to improve trade and cooperation.
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LPG digging its way to auto sector
Opportunity exists in Punjab for cheaper, alternative fuel.
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Fruit exporters asked to meet global standards
Consignments rejected every year due to non-compliance.
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Market watch: Volatile index settles in black
Benchmark KSE-100 index gains 74.41 points.
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Euromonitor report: Tradition still ahead of modern methods
Despite gaining popularity, hypermarkets and superstores lag behind small retailers.
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Cement manufacturers brace for price war amid possibility of expansion
APCMA chairman says manufacturers have a right to go for capacity boost.
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Sindh coastal community: ADB full of praise for $33m development project
Terms scheme highly successful in improving income opportunities for the poor.
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IMF lowers economic growth projections for Pakistan
Unemployment rate is expected to rise to 6.9 per cent in 2014 and 7.2 per cent in 2015.
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Advancement: First exhibition centre in Faisalabad
Situated in the heart of Faisalabad, the centre comprises 14 halls and provides 37,000 square feet of covered area.
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Agri practices: Scientists asked to share innovation
According to Bosan, the project will help improve the shearing process.
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On rail: NESPAK to upgrade railway stations
Stations will have modern look, plazas and recreational parks.
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Fuel cells to be used to tackle energy crisis
National centre will be established to achieve a low-carbon economy.
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Importer woes: Customs valuation guidelines unfair, says KCCI
Chamber chief says businesses may be forced into illegal practices.
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Reform: SECP reviews rules to change regulatory culture
Smaller firms will be encouraged through less cumbersome regulations.
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Market watch: Equities traded mixed, but close day with gains
Benchmark KSE-100 index rises 170.93 points.
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Optimism: Country on path of sustainable growth, economic stability, says Dar
Outlines steps being taken to address challenges at Toronto meeting.
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Attractive return: Half of equity funds beat KSE 100-Share Index
Two top-performing funds post gains of over 14% against KSE’s 5.3%.
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Game on: With need of high speed, broadband subscribers grow
About 100,000 new users were added every month in the three months to January.
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Budget books: Govt makes history, avoids deficit in March
Revenues match expenditures for the first time.
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Painful loss for textile industry
The ban of imports by the Walt Disney will cost Pakistan approximately $200 million annually.
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Development: Value chain: a good tool for growth
Govt should promote public-private partnership amid under-utilisation of resources.
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Future outlook: Steel producers pin hopes on mega projects
Infrastructure investment in the pipeline will boost industry.
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Tharparkar tragedy: Why famine would happen in a democracy
Cause of crisis is govt’s control over wheat supply, instead of letting market run.
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Better late than never : State Life sets eyes on unit-linked insurance products
Change would ensure company enters market and competes with private competitors .
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Woes: Discrimination among honest taxpayers discouraging
Current incentives offered are nothing but a formality.
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Islamic financial system: Shariah prohibits discounts, premiums in debt trading
Re-pricing of debt likely to result in interest payment.
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Ukraine threatens to go to court
Rejects Russia’s latest gas price hike, terms increase ‘economic aggression’.
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Auto Industry: Pak Suzuki reduces prices
Decrease ranging from Rs5,000 to Rs100,000, with effect from April 7, 2014.
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Boeing, GE get licence to sell spare parts to Iran
Companies say US Treasury approved application under temporary relief deal.
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Textile industry: Govt vows smooth energy supply to support exports
Preparing a textile package after grant of GSP Plus status.
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PTA to hold electronic auction
Method to discourage collusive bidding.
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FIA unearths millions of rupees worth of tax fraud
Nabs seven accused, including two FBR officials, who siphoned off tax paid by Pakistan Railways.
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Financial systems: ‘Islamic banking better alternative’
SBP deputy governor believes traditional mode will become redundant.
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Weekly review: KSE-100 breaks past 28,000-point barrier on MSCI changes
Foreign buying along with strengthening forex reserves helped the index climb 1,291 points.
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CNG stations: Operators request for longer schedule
Ministry of Petroleum has been urged to replace the existing 10 am to 4 pm schedule with a 6 am to 3 pm one.
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Capacity building: USAID to help train engineers
Will facilitate support for state-owned power plants.
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Badin coal field: Geological Survey of Pakistan approves plan
Project to be completed by 2016 at a cost of Rs170m.

















































