Indus Motor Company Limited recorded 17.14 percent growth in profit for the year ended June 30, 2004, declaring a final dividend of 50 percent for the period.
Indus Motor Company Limited recorded 17.14 percent growth in profit for the year ended June 30, 2004, declaring a final dividend of 50 percent for the period.
A court in Saudi Arabia sentenced an Islamist academic to five years in jail on Sunday after convicting him of seeking to justify militant violence in the kingdom, lawyers said.
The oil consumption in the country in July rises for the first for the last over 14 months because of the increase in furnace oil usage by the electricity producers after the decline in hyrdo power generation.
The oil consumption in the country in July rises for the first for the last over 14 months because of the increase in furnace oil usage by the electricity producers after the decline in hyrdo power generation.
The DG Khan Cement, one of the leading cement manufacturers of the country, said its profit recorded an increase of 71.60 percent for the year ended June 30, 2004 as company reduced financial charges and higher sales, adding the profit after-tax (PAT) up
The DG Khan Cement, one of the leading cement manufacturers of the country, said its profit recorded an increase of 71.60 percent for the year ended June 30, 2004 as company reduced financial charges and higher sales, adding the profit after-tax (PAT) up
The DG Khan Cement, one of the leading cement manufacturers of the country, said its profit recorded an increase of 71.60 percent for the year ended June 30, 2004 as company reduced financial charges and higher sales, adding the profit after-tax (PAT) up
Romania's gross domestic product will rise by around 7 billion euros to about 62 billion euros ($75.52 billion) next year, Finance Minister Mihai Tanasescu said on Sunday.
Iran on Sunday launched an agricultural commodities exchange, the second in a chain of commodity bourses intended to revitalise the Islamic Republic's traditional trading methods.
Amid positive indications of first summit level political contact between Islamabad and New Delhi in New York, Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said on Sunday that "this will be a further step in the ongoing dialogue process with Pakistan.
The military regime has really done one good thing to the country's revenue system. In 2000, it appointed a Federal Tax Ombudsman to look into the grievances of the taxpayers. These grievances were too many and pending since 1980s. Like thousands of litig
The military regime has really done one good thing to the country's revenue system. In 2000, it appointed a Federal Tax Ombudsman to look into the grievances of the taxpayers. These grievances were too many and pending since 1980s. Like thousands of litig
The investment in badla market declined by 5 percent during last week because of lower share prices recorded but the badla rates were higher as overnight rates traded between 7 and 7.45 percent.
The investment in badla market declined by 5 percent during last week because of lower share prices recorded but the badla rates were higher as overnight rates traded between 7 and 7.45 percent.
The stock market for the fourth consecutive week closed on a negative note which was triggered by margin financing announcement during previous week and continued last week also. However, support came from financial institutions but failed to boot out the
The stock market for the fourth consecutive week closed on a negative note which was triggered by margin financing announcement during previous week and continued last week also. However, support came from financial institutions but failed to boot out the
Pakistan said on Sunday that it has militants on the run in the rugged tribal belt bordering Afghanistan, after a protracted and hard-fought military campaign.
Pakistan said on Sunday that it has militants on the run in the rugged tribal belt bordering Afghanistan, after a protracted and hard-fought military campaign.
A bomb placed under a Turkish police car exploded on Sunday, wounding 14 people at a concert venue in southern Turkey, state-run Anatolian news agency reported.
Just over a hundred Muslim girls are still refusing to remove their headscarf when they arrive for classes, French Education Minister Francois Fillon said Sunday in a first assessment of the impact of the ban on religious signs in state schools.
President General Pervez Musharraf on Sunday departed for the United States where he is due to hold crucial peace talks with Indian Premier Manmohan Singh and meet US President George W. Bush, state media reported.
President General Pervez Musharraf on Sunday departed for the United States where he is due to hold crucial peace talks with Indian Premier Manmohan Singh and meet US President George W. Bush, state media reported.
The question of resumption of seasonal crushing operation by Sindh sugar mills has taken a serious turn following severe warning from the provincial government to the mill-owners to start sugarcane crushing from October 1, to which they seem reluctant.
The question of resumption of seasonal crushing operation by Sindh sugar mills has taken a serious turn following severe warning from the provincial government to the mill-owners to start sugarcane crushing from October 1, to which they seem reluctant.
As Iraqi Prime Minister Allawi was locked in security talks with British Prime Minister Tony Blair in London, at least three people were killed and two wounded after US marines again opened fire in the lawless insurgency bastion of Fallujah, medics said.
As Iraqi Prime Minister Allawi was locked in security talks with British Prime Minister Tony Blair in London, at least three people were killed and two wounded after US marines again opened fire in the lawless insurgency bastion of Fallujah, medics said.
Premium Textiles Mills Ltd started its operation in 1987 with 12,480 spindles and served the local markets in the initial years. It is now annually producing 6.790 million kgs of yarn converted into 20/1 count with 20,164 spindles. The company is marketin
Premium Textiles Mills Ltd started its operation in 1987 with 12,480 spindles and served the local markets in the initial years. It is now annually producing 6.790 million kgs of yarn converted into 20/1 count with 20,164 spindles. The company is marketin
The company was incorporated in NWFP in October 1970 as a public limited company. Its registered office as well as manufacturing facilities are located at Habibabad Kohat. Its shares are quoted at Karachi Stock Exchange (Guarantee) Limited.
The company was incorporated in NWFP in October 1970 as a public limited company. Its registered office as well as manufacturing facilities are located at Habibabad Kohat. Its shares are quoted at Karachi Stock Exchange (Guarantee) Limited.
To be geared up, the traders in the world are seriously busy in reshaping their business strategic plans. On the other hand financial sectors and Forfaiting sectors are raising their capital structure to meet the time demand financing and bills discountin
An informative ad in the print media (21st July 2004) put in by the EPB states that Pakistan has now been able to increase its exports to the world's most sophisticated markets ranging from 11.64% (Belgium) to 35.61% (Italy). Afghanistan has shown an incr
I am much surprised and regret that the KESC once again showed their talent of load shedding for about 6 hours on September 10, 2004 (began load shedding from 6.00 PM sharp up to mid night 12.00 pm).
A flight delayed enroute is an understandable situation, something which a passenger detests, but tolerates. However when an aircraft deputed to fly from its country of origin of that airline, is found out to have a major defect, just at the time of depar
US President George W. Bush's backers sway to "we all get a chance - everybody gets to dance - only in America!" Democratic White House hopeful John Kerry's supporters pump their fists to "no retreat, no surrender!"
Agriculture is a way of life, a tradition, which for centuries has shaped the economic life, culture and the thought of the people. The importance of agriculture in the development of a country cannot be ignored. Growth of agriculture is very much essenti
At a meeting with the representatives of the Pakistan Automotive Manufacturers Association (PAMA), led by Kunwar Idrees, on Friday September 17, the Federal Minister for Industries and Production Jahangir Tareen expressed his concern over the persistence
Every prime minister, when inducted into office, comes up with certain ideas which he thinks are brilliant and would revolutionise the working of the government. Shaukat Aziz, from day one, is all set to fix targets for various ministers and federal secre
West Indies captain Brian Lara praised his side's composure and discipline after they had successfully chased 247 to beat South Africa here at the Oval and win a place in the ICC Champions Trophy semi-finals next week.
Yousuf Youhana's unbeaten 81 saw Pakistan to a thrilling three-wicket win against India at Edgbaston here Sunday and a place in the Champions Trophy semi-finals.
Yousuf Youhana's unbeaten 81 saw Pakistan to a thrilling three-wicket win against India at Edgbaston here Sunday and a place in the Champions Trophy semi-finals.
DCO Karachi Mir Hussain Ali has said the notification issued in June this year to the effect that no other law than Sindh Building Control Ordinance is applicable on the Karachi Building Control Authority (KBCA) clashes with the SLGO. He requested the loc
People's Labour Bureau (PLB) has demanded of the government to withdraw in-service or retired military men from all state departments, corporations, nationalised industrial units, Railways, Wapda, Pakistan Steel, KESC, NFC, TCP etc forthwith and withdraw
Jeay Sindh Muttahida Mahaz (JSMM), an splinter group of Jeay Sindh Movement, took out rally on Sunday against construction of Thal Canal and proposed Kala Bagh dam project, and reported army operation in Balochistan.
The Kunri town in Mirpurkhas district, once known as the biggest chili market in the Asia, has lost its distinguished status as the area under cultivation of this crop has declined from 1,50,000 acres to 40,000 acres and production from one million tonnes
In spite of all adversities Karachi would have its first Burns Centre operational in any of the public sector facility by early October following installation of a three-phase PMT and necessary connection with the support of private donors.
The Quaid-i-Azam University has announced a reasonable amount of honorarium for the faculty members for their research papers published in national and international journals.
A meeting of Punjab government discussed various issues relating to the proposed conversion of Punjab Provincial Co-operative Bank Limited (PPCBL) into a micro finance bank.
Cybernet the largest internet and data communication network service provider in Pakistan now launches its CyberStudent prepaid internet cards in Hazara division, as a part of its latest expansion plans. The coverage areas include Abbotabad, Mansehra, Har
The power supply of Sultanabad Co-operative Society, Manghopir Road, will be disconnected by Wednesday for non-payment of accumulated electricity dues since December 2003 amounting to Rs 10 million. A KESC spokesman said on Saturday.
Members of the Lahore Chamber of Commerce & Industry (LCCI) have condemned lodging of a complaint by Javed Hussain Dar against LCCI Secretary Wing Commander (R) Muhammad Younis.
EU transport and energy commissioner Loyola de Palacio on Sunday hailed the accord reached between Alitalia management and staff on a major restructuring plan aimed at keeping the struggling airline in the air.
A university researcher has put the cost of German reunification at 1.5 trillion euros (1.82 trillion dollars), 20 percent higher than previous estimates, a report said Sunday.
Rampant violence and an escalating hostage crisis in Iraq are putting a strain on Gulf investors who, having banked on a flourishing post-Saddam Hussein neighbour are now bitterly counting their losses.
French President Jacques Chirac will put forward ideas for an international tax scheme that would help build a 50-billion-dollar war chest to fight poverty during a 55-nation conference on economic development opening Monday in New York.
Russian oil major Yukos said on Sunday it had suspended oil exports by rail to China in the first sign of export disruptions due to its financial difficulties.
A Bahrain subsidiary of Kuwait Finance House is financing a combined petrochemical and power project in the Gulf Arab state valued at $1.3 billion, it said on Sunday.
Banks reluctant to start operating in Iraq over security concerns are being over-cautious and missing out on a lucrative opportunity to develop a "virgin land", the managing director of an Iraqi bank said on Sunday.
Iran's conservative-controlled parliament moved Sunday to push through a bill that would oblige the reformist government to seeks its approval for any deals signed with foreign companies.
The Federal Reserve is likely to lift key rates by a quarter-point this week, but a sputtering US economy is forcing policymakers to re-evaluate the outlook for future increases, analysts say.
South Africa's major banks are reaching out to the 13 million poor who have no bank accounts, offering them a "Mzansi" seen as vital to advance black economic empowerment.
In a bid to create a market driven interest rate structure and fine tune liquidity, the Afghan Central Bank will on Sunday issue its first "capital notes" - the only financial instrument available in the war-damaged country.
Vietnam Airlines took delivery Sunday of a brand new Boeing 777-200ER, the final aircraft of a four-jet deal guaranteed by the official US export credit agency the Export-Import Bank.
The median overnight interbank rate on the Egyptian pound nudged up to 12 percent on Sunday from 11-1/4 percent on Thursday in a generally quiet market around the middle of the reserve calculation cycle.
Taiwan stocks are expected to extend recent losses this week as investors pull back and wait for the fallout to clear from a string of accounting irregularities that have weighed on sentiment.
Kuwait's share index closed above 6,000 points for the first time ever on Sunday, as the Arab world's No. 2 bourse benefits from high oil prices, solid economic fundamentals and expectations of firm company profits.
Indian shares are expected to post a fifth straight week of gains this week in anticipation of strong corporate earnings, while bonds cautiously await the government's market borrowings calendar due on Monday.
Japanese shares will probably move in a narrow range in a week shortened by public holidays, but could dip below the 11,000 level as earnings disappointment saps Wall Street's momentum and as concern lingers over the global economic outlook.
Egypt's benchmark share index again closed at its highest mark ever on Sunday with the government's revival of the country's privatisation programme fuelling buying in several partly state-owned companies.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange will relax its rules on issuing convertible bonds to prevent the hollowing out of the domestic market, a press report said on Sunday.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange will relax its rules on issuing convertible bonds to prevent the hollowing out of the domestic market, a press report said on Sunday.
Asia's major currencies, led by the yen, moved narrowly against the dollar last week and are expected to remain range-bound ahead of a US Federal Reserve policy-setting meeting.
Marks & Spencer Plc plans to post terms of a 2.3 billion pounds ($4.1 billion) offer to buy back stock on Tuesday, but trading data could leave investors wondering whether they were wise to reject a take-over approach from billionaire Philip Green.
Desperately seeking a catalyst to extend a rise from Friday's 11-week highs, markets this week will scour any clues from the Federal Reserve on whether the US central bank will maintain its recent pace of tightening.
An eagerly awaited strategy update from Shell will provide the main talking point for British equity investors this week as the oil major seeks to repair its reputation in the wake of a reserves scandal.
US stocks should stay firm this week if the Federal Reserve says the economy is recovering and if corporations entering the heart of the so-called confession season go slow on profit warnings.