Habib Bank Limited (HBL), incorporated in Pakistan, is engaged in commercial banking, modaraba management and related services in the country and overseas. Its registered office and principal offices are situated at Habib Bank Plaza, one of the tallest bu
Habib Bank Limited (HBL), incorporated in Pakistan, is engaged in commercial banking, modaraba management and related services in the country and overseas. Its registered office and principal offices are situated at Habib Bank Plaza, one of the tallest bu
According to information received here on Sunday, Parks and Horticulture Authority Lahore will hold a walk commencing from opposite Gymkhana Club Lahore and ending at Mian Mir Bridge 10:00 am on August 28. A large number of students of Defence Grammar Sch
A free camp for psychiatric patients with epilepsy was organised here at Ahbab Hospital Ravi Road. In the camp, over 200 patients were provided with the free psychic treatment facility. Dr Pramod Shyangwa from Nepal a visiting fellow to the Fountain House
At least six persons have been killed due to outbreak of stomach-related diseases in the quake-hit areas of Kashmir. The health authorities termed polluted water as the main cause of the epidemic diseases.
The provincial government after constructing 17 police stations at the cost Rs 269 million in the current fiscal year will hand these over to police in districts of Lahore, Hafiz Abad, Kasur, Bhakkar, Gujrat and Sargodha.
SNGPL is striving hard to play its important role for sustainable development taking shape in the country. By providing natural gas to areas like Murree another milestone has been achieved to minimise deforestation.
We are proud and thankful to Almighty Allah that for the first time in the history of Pakistan, SNGPL has constructed a transmission gas line up to the height of 6000 ft.
The Company's business strategy is to maximise sale of gas by entering into new areas through development/expansion of its infrastructure. In accordance with the policy of Government of Pakistan, the Company has focused on country's economic revival by ou
Last year on July 7, the Honourable President of Pakistan, General Pervez Musharraf made an announcement about a gas supply project for the residents of Murree and its adjoining areas. He announced the new project while addressing a public meeting at Lawr
SNGPL, since its 43 years of operation has become the largest integrated gas company serving in Pakistan with the principle activities of purchase, transmission and distribution on natural gas to consumers. Currently, SNGPL has more than 2.67 million cust
Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited has crossed another milestone in expanding its distribution network. Expansion of network to Muree Hills, reflects the excellence of SNGPL in technology and human resources, delivering gas to the doorsteps of ever increa
It gives me great pleasure to announce that natural gas pipeline to Murree has been completed ahead of schedule. Constructing Murree gas line through difficult hilly terrain has been professionally and physically demanding.
The supply of natural gas to Murree Hills is indeed a magnificent landmark that the present regime can genuinely be proud of this project which has been completed in record time under the directive of President General Pervez Musharraf will bring socio-ec
I am indeed very happy to offer my congratulations to the people of Murree on the successful completion of the significant project of natural gas supply to this far-flung area.
It has been a matter of great satisfaction and honour for the Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Resources for having successfully fulfilled another promise made to people of Murree by the present regime by providing them the sui gas facility.
It is a matter of pleasure that a special supplement is being published to mark the momentous occasion of supply of Sui gas to Muree. The first and foremost priority of any democratic government is to ensure that all its policies are directed towards achi
It is a matter of great joy for me to congratulate Sui Northern Pipeline Limited (SNGPL), its management its staff and the Government of Punjab on accomplishing the provision of natural gas to Murree; a project which has been under special focus of my off
I am pleased to extend my heartiest felicitations to Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited (SNGPL) on the completion of their latest project; the supply of natural gas to Murree Hills.
On the historic occasion of the inauguration of Sui gas supply project to Murree I feel immense pleasure to extend my heartiest felicitations to the work-force and management of the SNGPL who accomplished this challenging task within a short span of time
Stewart Cink, rejuvenated by his selection for the US Ryder Cup team in Ireland next month, charged one stroke clear at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational on Saturday.
Denver Nuggets' Carmelo Anthony poured in 20 points as the United States flexed their muscles, crushing Australia 113-73 to book their place in the world basketball championship quarter-finals on Sunday.
Hosts China crushed Britain 10-0 in the opening game of the world softball championship on Sunday to launch the first test event for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
Australian umpire Darrell Hair says he conferred with some of cricket's most powerful officials before asking for a 500,000 US dollar payout to walk away from Test cricket, reports said on Sunday.
An unexpected collapse by four-times champion Tiger Woods threw the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational wide open after Saturday's third round. One ahead at the start of the day and ideally placed to push on and win his fourth consecutive PGA Tour title, the 30-
Aston Villa maintained their unbeaten start to the season on Sunday with a 2-0 win over Newcastle United who had their expensive new signing Obafemi Martins carried off on a stretcher on his debut.
Italian Paolo Bettini surprised cycling's top sprinters with a late surge to take stage two of the Tour of Spain on Sunday. The Olympic road race champion outgunned Norwegian Thor Hushovd in the bunch sprint that decided the sunbaked stage from Malaga to
Lleyton Hewitt's US Open prospects looked hazy as the Australian admitted Saturday he would carry a knee injury into the final Grand Slam of the season that starts here on Monday.
Ronaldinho will miss Barcelona's opening game of the Primera Liga season at Celta Vigo on Monday because of an injury picked up during his side's 3-0 European Super Cup defeat by Sevilla on Friday.
Richie Ramsay is in line to become Britain's first US amateur champion in 95 years after beating American Webb Simpson one up in the semi-finals at Hazeltine National in Chaska, Minnesota on Saturday.
Opening night of the US Open tennis championships on Monday will feature Andre Agassi launching the final Grand Slam campaign of his stellar career, the US Tennis Association confirmed on Saturday.
Defending drivers world champion Fernando Alonso of Spain admitted he was lucky that he was helped by the arrival of a safety car to beat Michael Schumacher in Sunday's Turkish Grand Prix.
International Cricket Council (ICC) chief executive Malcolm Speed believes that umpire Darrell Hair's Test career could be over after the controversy of the past week.
The securities of 41 percent of companies that received buyout bids in the last year showed abnormal and suspicious trading in the days and weeks before the deals became public, the New York Times reported in its Sunday edition, quoting a study of
Business jet operators have seen demand for their services take off in Europe as more and more busy executives try to bypass crowding at major airports and tighter security measures that slow travel.
Economic indicators for the eurozone to be released in the coming week will provide a snapshot of business and consumer confidence, inflation and unemployment in the 12-nation bloc.
China's parliament adopted a long-awaited corporate bankruptcy law on Sunday, aiming to protect both creditors and workers of bankrupt enterprises, Xinhua news agency reported.
September marks the end of the long summer break in France, but this year the post-holiday blues are expected to be lifted by news that French economy is growing at its fastest pace in years.
Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi begins a trip to Kazakhstan and Uzebekistan from Monday, in a bid to secure rich energy resources in the region, where China and Russia are increasing their influence.
Egyptian shares were steady on Sunday as traders remained cautious a week ahead of EFG-Hermes's annual general meeting, which is to decide on whether to sell a 25 percent stake in the investment bank.
It's no bait-and-switch scam: a California company has deployed a crack team of Bluegill fish to guard America's drinking water from potential terror attacks.
When it comes to central bankers and their success in controlling inflation, past performance is no guarantee of future results, a top economist said on Saturday.
Instead of gliding to a smooth landing after years of sky-high growth, the US economy now looks set for a bumpy ride as the property market hits major turbulence.
Australian Prime Minister John Howard was forced to abandon his goal of fully privatising telecoms giant Telstra because of a slump in the company's share price and a looming election next year, analysts said.
German airline Deutsche Lufthansa on Saturday denied it had reached a deal with Karstadt Quelle over the sale of its stake in their Thomas Cook tourism joint venture to the German retailer. "There is definitely no agreement," a Lufthansa spokesman said on
At 80, Hugh Hefner, the famed founder of the adult media empire "Playboy," sings praises to three shapely young women who share his bed and his life and to whom he attributes his surprising vitality.
Mohammed Taha is a member of an endangered species - a wealthy businessman still living in Baghdad. But it isn't the risk that bothers him so much as being cheated. "In Iraq we have the worst corruption in the world. After the invasion and the Americans c
German salt and fertiliser maker K+S is looking at acquisitions and may consider taking out loans to help meet its strategic targets, finance head Norbert Steiner told the Boersen-Zeitung newspaper.
Norway's Labour-led coalition government met on Sunday to begin its final talks on the 2007 budget, which it said would raise taxes and implement spending plans outlined in a 2005 policy platform.
The Lebanese economy could go into recession in 2006 because of Israel's war with Hizbollah and its air and naval blockade of the country, Finance Minister Jihad Azour said on Sunday.
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A psychology professor in Missouri says it appears people get happier with age. Kennon Sheldon, professor of psychological sciences at the University of Missouri-Columbia, found older people are more able to pursue goals they enjoy and believe in, helping
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Dell Inc said on August 22 that the Chief Executive Kevin Rollins continues to enjoy the "full support" of founder and Chairman Michael Dell despite suggestions by some analysts that the world's No 1 personal computer maker needs new leadership to revive
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Singapore's Aztech Systems Ltd, which makes computer peripherals and telecoms equipment, expects sales and earnings to grow 25-30 percent a year over the next few years, on robust demand for broadband and Web-based phone gear.
Next year China will launch trials of its own technology to enable television broadcasts on mobile phones, with a national roll-out planned ahead of the 2008 Olympics, state media said August 21.
Cisco Systems Inc said on August 22 that it will buy video-ona-demand software maker Arroyo Video Solutions Inc for $92 million, marking Cisco's latest push into the consumer entertainment market.
Lawson Software Inc, which claims to be the world's third-largest developer of software to help run businesses, hopes to boost Asian revenue to nearly $100 million in two years from near-zero before it bought Sweden's Intentia in April.
Lawson Software Inc, which claims to be the world's third-largest developer of software to help run businesses, hopes to boost Asian revenue to nearly $100 million in two years from near-zero before it bought Sweden's Intentia in April.
Japan's Fuji Photo Film Co and China's SVA Electron Co Ltd will together spend $270 million to make colour filters used in liquid-crystal displays, Fuji Photo said on August 22.
South Korean chip makers such as Samsung Electronics gained on Friday amid expectations for a turnaround in flash-memory chip prices, as makers of portable electronic gadgets are seen increasing orders in the second half.
Microsoft Corp said on August 22 that it has filed two lawsuits against so-called "cybersquatters" or "typosquatters" who use the company's product names to profit illegally from online advertising.
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Nokia said on August 25 that four out of the six business units that will make up its new telecoms networks business with Siemens will be run from Germany.
Apple Computer Inc will recall 1.8 million lithium-ion notebook PC batteries after nine overheated, the second major recall in the past 10 days involving battery cells made by Sony Corp.
Former Inter-Tel Inc Chief Executive Officer Steven Mihaylo on August 22 said that his bid to buy the communications technology company is firm, and rejected what he called "media and other inquiries" suggesting that his offer is conditioned on factors ot
Belgian display and visual systems company Barco said on August 22 that it would sell its electronic manufacturing units and prints business. No financial details were disclosed.
Softbank Corp said on August 22 that it plans to hire an executive of Qualcomm Inc to help rebuid the mobile phone unit it bought from Vodafone Group Plc.
France's second-largest consumer broadbank provider, Iliad, on August 22 launched flat-rate offer for high-speed access plus telephony, in a move to increase competition in the French telecoms market.
Hynix Semiconductor Inc expects a fall in the price of NAND flash memory chips to slow sharply in the third quarter and its DRAM chip price to rise at a faster pace, an executive told Reuters on August 22.
Sandisk Corp is expected to announce product enhancements and price cuts on Monday aimed at attracting interest in its digital music player, which competes with Apple Computer Inc's iPod, the Wall Street Journal said in a report that quoted Sandisk's CEO.
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Telecom equipment maker Ericsson said on August 21 that it had signed a deal to build and manage a WCDMA/HSPA telecom network for MiTV Corporation in Malaysia.
India's Tata group plans to invest 1.20 trillion rupees ($25.8 billion) in the next three to five years in telecommunications, steel, chemicals, power and other industries, a group official said on August 24.
Struggling Japanese retailer Seiyu, a subsidiary of US giant Wal-Mart, said on August 22 that its losses soared fivefold in the first half of 2006 because of disappointing sales and restructuring costs.
China Construction Bank (CCB), the country's third-largest lender, said on August 24 it would buy Bank of America's small Hong Kong and Macau operations for HK$9.71 billion (US $1.24 billion) as it expands beyond mainland China, and did not rule out furth
IBM, the world's biggest computer-services firm, said on August 23 that it could open four offices annually in second-tier Chinese cities in coming years to take advantage of robust growth and a deep talent pool.
Japan's Mizuho Securities has demanded $350 million in compensation from the Tokyo Stock Exchange in connection with a massive trading error last December, the head of the exchange said on August 22.
Japan's Mizuho Securities has demanded $350 million in compensation from the Tokyo Stock Exchange in connection with a massive trading error last December, the head of the exchange said on August 22.
Lucent Technologies Inc on August 23 said that it filed a formal notice to the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States seeking approval for its $10.4 billion purchase by France's Alcatel.
Banca Intesa and Sanpaolo IMI's plan to create Europe's 10th-largest bank could prompt the exit of Spain's Santander as a shareholder and trigger other deals for Italian banks, analysts said.
Dutch bank ABN Amro is set to join ING Group and J. P Morgan Chase in seeking to capitalise on South Korea's $230 billion asset management market, the head of ABN's South Korean operations told Reuters on August 22.