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PM hopes donors will show confidence in economy
Gilani addresses US delegation led by Senior Adviser to the US President David Lipton.
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Market watch: Stocks end flat as cautious investors stay away
KSE-100 index ended 0.05 per cent or 6.34 points lower at 12,477 on Thursday.
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Used cars: FBR expected to collect Rs5b more in duties and taxes
Tax and duty on the import of used cars range from $4,400 to $23,100.
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Import bar raised again: Waiting for a better deal
Prospective car buyers welcome government’s decision.
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NEPRA summary: Power tariff lowering by 58 paisa approved
Decrease in power tariff by 58 paisas approved, notification sent to federal government.
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Corruption a bigger threat than security
EU ambassador highlights areas of improvement for greater access to markets.
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Results: Lotte Pakistan PTA profits rise 27%
Company also announced a final dividend of Rs1 per share, according to a notice sent to the Karachi Stock Exchange.
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State Bank borrows Rs187b in T-bills auction
In the previous auction, all bids for the 12-month paper had been rejected.
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Fauji Fertiliser-Agritech: CCP issues conditional NOC for merger
FFC had submitted its pre-merger application for acquisition of 75% to 79.87% shares of Agritech Limited.
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OGDCL: New well may start production this quarter
Well is expected to lift Mela field’s oil production by 1,800-2,000 barrels bpd to 6,500 bpd, said a press release.
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Power generation: Industries forced to use expensive sources
Wood is being used as a short- term solution, while the other options are being used as long- term alternatives.
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Ice cream wars: Omore comes to Karachi
Competition amongst producers intensifies.
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Indian cotton: Concern over delay in shipments to Pakistan
SM Muneer has expressed concern over delay of cotton shipments from India.
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Market watch: Volatile session at the KSE amid low volumes
KSE-100 index rises 28 points.
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President urges research in genetic diversity for agriculture sector
Aim is to produce disease resistant, high yielding crops.
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State Bank seen raising policy rate by 50 basis points
SBP is scheduled to announce the monetary policy on January 29.
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‘Help us restore the IMF loan programme’
Pakistani side assured visiting delegation that it would raise power tariffs, restrict subsidies.
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Majority of companies perform well in 2010
Government consultation with business associations has been poor, especially over the last two years.
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Fauji Fertiliser profit surges 72 per cent to Rs6.5b despite curtailed gas supply
Jump in profits mainly due to higher margins, increase in other income and decline in financial costs.
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Voluntary separation scheme to meet target: HBFC
House Building Finance Corporation says transformation strategy will turn company into efficient, profitable entity.
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Cooperative Bank: Recovery of bad loans stressed
Minister for Agriculture and Cooperatives directed officers to make efforts for the recovery of non-performing loans.
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‘Pakistan can enter East Asia grouping with Indonesia’s help’
Indonesia's chairmanship of Asean the right time to achieve dialogue partner status for Pakistan.
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Khanani & Kalia case: US money dealer wants its money back
Respondents say transaction data cannot be retrieved.
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Irish firm keen to invest in trucking industry
Irish company, Harris Group, says it also intends to set up commercial vehicle testing centre.
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Potato traders eye drought-hit Russia
Russian market likely to import four million tons of potatoes from Pakistan,
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Global diversification: Engro acquires US-based food company
Engro set to enter halal food business in North America, signs agreement with Al Safa to purchase its food business.
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Karachi Stock Exchange: SECP nominates four non-member directors
The appointment takes the strength of the board to nine members.
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Market watch: Bulls take over stock market after a breather
KSE-100 index gained 85 points to end 0.7 per cent higher on Tuesday.
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Widening gap: Budget deficit may touch Rs1.4 trillion by June
Finance team briefs parliamentarians to ‘sensitise’ them on economic issues.
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Multi-billion dollar project: Controversial LNG deal scrapped by ECC
ECC orders retender of Liquefied Natural Gas import contract.
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Blissfully bankrupt
Breaking the bank - despite the economic crunch, wedding expenditures show no signs of abating.
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Results: Hinopak switches to profit from loss
Hinopak Motors Limited posts net profit of Rs59.6 million.
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Railway engines: Locomotives deal with US company raises eyebrows
The project’s proposed cost was at least 30 per cent higher than a similar contract awarded to a Chinese firm.
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MyBank, Summit Bank: Shareholders approve merger
Summit bank will acquire 59% stake in My Bank.
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Capital markets screaming for fiscal reform
Budget deficit cited as key risk to investors in equity, debt markets.
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Industrial development: Trade body to hold exhibitions for six sectors
Consultations with stakeholder's to come up with a strategy underway.
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Etisalat eyes takeover of local internet provider Nayatel
Interest from Chinese, Norwegian firms also expected.
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Siemens’ profit falls
Siemens Pakistan net profit dropped 44 per cent to Rs203.35 million in the quarter ended December 31, 2010.
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Karachi bourse: Brokers drop demand for member-chairman
Call for early approval of Security Bill 2010.
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Pakistan Petroleum profit soars 70% to Rs16.6 billion
Half year results break market expectations
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‘Power generation to rise by 826MW by year-end’
Diamer bhasha dam project to start next month.
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Liquefied natural gas: Government may invite fresh tenders for multi-billion-dollar project
ECC takes up the matter for deliberations today.
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Market watch: Index sheds another 61 points as volumes plummet
Turn over falls 46% to 109 million shares.
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Wholesale market: Sugar price falls to Rs65 per kg
Wholesale price of sugar came down by a rupee to Rs65 per kilogramme.
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Port Qasim to have ferry service soon
Alternate route to facilitate Bin Qasim Industrialists to be establishes.
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EU trade concessions: Prime minister seeks WTO clearance
European Union ambassador pledges support.
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Toyota beats GM to end 2010 as biggest automaker
Toyota's global sales rose eight percent year-on-year to 8.418 million vehicles, narrowly beating General Motors.
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Petroleum products: Committee constituted to tackle price issues
PM suggested formation of the committee a month ago.
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The week in focus
Besides political pressure at home, the government has to face the IMF delegation expected to arrive this month.
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Youth bulge: Innovation through new lens
Pakistan needs an annual growth of eight per cent to channel its massive youth bulge from becoming a liability.




































