Three big explosions rocked the port city Gwadar on Sunday night where a Deepwater Port had been upcoming speedily. According to details, the first explosion took place at Fish Harbour Colony around 1030 pm followed by second explosion near Post Office at
Pakistan will come out of controversial Independent Power Producers (IPPs) agreements by 2024-32. Federal Minister for Water and Power, Liaquat Ali Jatoi informed this to the National Assembly here on Monday in his written reply during the question hour.
A six-nation Arab stock exchange is to be set up next year in Cairo, the director of Egypt's bourse, Mohamed Abdel Salam, said on Monday. "Trades on the Arab bourse should start early in 2005 although we have not yet got a precise opening date," he told A
A six-nation Arab stock exchange is to be set up next year in Cairo, the director of Egypt's bourse, Mohamed Abdel Salam, said on Monday. "Trades on the Arab bourse should start early in 2005 although we have not yet got a precise opening date," he told A
Pakistan Navy on Monday achieved yet another milestone in the indigenous construction of naval platforms and has made a quantum leap towards self-reliance to making missile crafts by utilising indigenous resources. This was stated by Chief of Naval Staff
Pakistan Navy on Monday achieved yet another milestone in the indigenous construction of naval platforms and has made a quantum leap towards self-reliance to making missile crafts by utilising indigenous resources. This was stated by Chief of Naval Staff
Pakistan Flour Mills Association (PFMA) has demanded of the government to start releasing wheat from the stocks of Punjab Food Department to flour mills so as to check increasing prices of wheat in the open market.
Pakistani troops and gunship helicopters fired on al Qaeda-linked militants in the western tribal region on Monday, a day after fierce fighting killed up to 10 people in the area, officials and residents said. Residents said the latest clashes, which also
Pakistani troops and gunship helicopters fired on al Qaeda-linked militants in the western tribal region on Monday, a day after fierce fighting killed up to 10 people in the area, officials and residents said. Residents said the latest clashes, which also
The year-on-year CPI (consumer price index) has stayed over 9 percent during the first two months of the current financial year, while SPI (sensitive price indicator) is well over 14 percent. According to monthly review of price indices for August 2004, r
The year-on-year CPI (consumer price index) has stayed over 9 percent during the first two months of the current financial year, while SPI (sensitive price indicator) is well over 14 percent. According to monthly review of price indices for August 2004, r
In a sudden move, the British Airways on Monday announced a steep reduction of over 35 percent in its Islamabad-London and return fare, lowering it from Rs 46,200 to Rs 29,999.
A Foreign Office spokesman reported that the staff of Pakistani consulate general in the Afghan city of Herat was safe but the mission has been temporarily re-located due to eruption of violence in the city on Sunday.
The prices of sugar in retail market are continuously on the increase although there is no effect on the ex-factory price which is prevailing around Rs 19 per kg.
Water shortage would have no adverse effect on the current cotton and sugarcane crops as these have already matured, said ginners and sugarcane farmers.
The governments of Pakistan and India should waive visa restriction for the people born before the partition on the other side of the border so that they can frequently visit their birth or ancestral places.
Anthem Inc and WellPoint Health Networks Inc remain committed to closing their stalled, $16.5 billion merger, the chief executives of both companies said on Monday.
Anthem Inc and WellPoint Health Networks Inc remain committed to closing their stalled, $16.5 billion merger, the chief executives of both companies said on Monday.
A US judge has cast doubt on European Commission evidence in the contested Oracle-PeopleSoft merger, undermining an argument Brussels may want to use if it decides to block it.
Malaysian Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi said on Monday the government would not eliminate its chronic budget deficit by 2006, his predecessor's goal, and that aiming for such a target could hurt growth.
BP's flagship Russian oil venture, TNK-BP, is maintaining crude production growth targets for 2004 to 2007, the company said in an upbeat presentation on Monday.
The United Nations and several non-governmental aid agencies withdrew staff from the troubled Afghan city of Herat on Monday after their offices were targeted in deadly rioting. More than 60 workers were relocated after demonstrators attacked aid offices
The United Nations and several non-governmental aid agencies withdrew staff from the troubled Afghan city of Herat on Monday after their offices were targeted in deadly rioting. More than 60 workers were relocated after demonstrators attacked aid offices
Iranian President Syed Muhammad Khatami on Monday said Iran wanted the lingering issue of Kashmir to be resolved in line with wishes of the Kashmiri people. He made these remarks during 50-minute meeting with Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz on the sidelines o
Iranian President Syed Muhammad Khatami on Monday said Iran wanted the lingering issue of Kashmir to be resolved in line with wishes of the Kashmiri people. He made these remarks during 50-minute meeting with Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz on the sidelines o
Bears remained in the front seat at the Islamabad Stock Exchange (ISE) where equities showed negative signs amid decrease in index. The ISE network index was minus by 132.55 points as the rate-based indicator moved from 11,412.57 to 11,280.02 points, whil
Bears remained in the front seat at the Islamabad Stock Exchange (ISE) where equities showed negative signs amid decrease in index. The ISE network index was minus by 132.55 points as the rate-based indicator moved from 11,412.57 to 11,280.02 points, whil
The Central Board of Revenue (CBR) has transmitted mid-term 'tax projections' and 'revenue-to-GDP ratio' from fiscal 2004-05 to 2008-09 to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Official sources told Business Recorder here on Monday that 'tax proje
The Central Board of Revenue (CBR) has transmitted mid-term 'tax projections' and 'revenue-to-GDP ratio' from fiscal 2004-05 to 2008-09 to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Official sources told Business Recorder here on Monday that 'tax proje
The Central Board of Revenue (CBR) has launched a survey to determine the quantum of non-payment of sales by steel melters and re-rolling mills. The All Pakistan Steel Melters Association and All Pakistan Steel Re-rolling Mills Association have been intim
The Central Board of Revenue (CBR) has launched a survey to determine the quantum of non-payment of sales by steel melters and re-rolling mills. The All Pakistan Steel Melters Association and All Pakistan Steel Re-rolling Mills Association have been intim
Reacting to bad news from Wana and silence from the government on settlement of the issue of Capital Value Tax (CVT), share values underwent fresh losses on Lahore Stock Exchange (LSE) today (Monday), with the index moving down by 49.27 points, amid littl
Reacting to bad news from Wana and silence from the government on settlement of the issue of Capital Value Tax (CVT), share values underwent fresh losses on Lahore Stock Exchange (LSE) today (Monday), with the index moving down by 49.27 points, amid littl
Past week's selling spree continued at Karachi Stock Exchange on Monday and the index on first session of the new week saw substantial decline in share prices because of panic and confusion over margin financing and capital value tax. The KSE-100 index sh
Past week's selling spree continued at Karachi Stock Exchange on Monday and the index on first session of the new week saw substantial decline in share prices because of panic and confusion over margin financing and capital value tax. The KSE-100 index sh
Due to water shortage, Wapda may increase purchase of thermal power by 25 percent to ensure smooth power supply. Sources told Business Recorder here on Monday that Wapda's dependence on thermal power would increase, as the country may face hydropow
Due to water shortage, Wapda may increase purchase of thermal power by 25 percent to ensure smooth power supply. Sources told Business Recorder here on Monday that Wapda's dependence on thermal power would increase, as the country may face hydropow
Pakistan and Tajikistan on Monday reaffirmed mutual desire to further enhance trade and economic relationship as Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz held cordial and constructive meetings with Tajik leaders on a broad range of subjects. Shaukat Aziz told newsmen
Pakistan and Tajikistan on Monday reaffirmed mutual desire to further enhance trade and economic relationship as Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz held cordial and constructive meetings with Tajik leaders on a broad range of subjects. Shaukat Aziz told newsmen
In the interbank market, tighter condition is likely to prevail as the market may face liquidity crunch due to larger outflow of funds. Pakistan Telecommunications Authority (PTA) has paid Rs 17 billion into the government account to settle its payment. A
In the interbank market, tighter condition is likely to prevail as the market may face liquidity crunch due to larger outflow of funds. Pakistan Telecommunications Authority (PTA) has paid Rs 17 billion into the government account to settle its payment. A
US Under-secretary of State for Trade and Investment, Alan Larson said on Monday that with the economic reforms in place and macro-economic indicators showing positive trends and growth, Pakistan has a conducive environment for foreign investors.
Fifteen people died when US jets spearheaded yet another assault on alleged al Qaeda fighters in Fallujah on Monday while Iraq's premier warned that key elections may be delayed in areas of unrest. Amid the country's relentless hostage crisis and desperat
Fifteen people died when US jets spearheaded yet another assault on alleged al Qaeda fighters in Fallujah on Monday while Iraq's premier warned that key elections may be delayed in areas of unrest. Amid the country's relentless hostage crisis and desperat
Seed cotton arrivals at ginneries has recorded an increase of 94 percent as compared to corresponding period last year following the picking in three districts of lower Sindh gaining momentum.
The flow of US government red ink slowed in August but remained on track for a second straight annual record, a Treasury Department report on Monday showed.
Interest rates on new foreign currency deposits issued by the Treasury Management Division of National Bank of Pakistan on Monday (September 13, 2004).