Archive for February 2005
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Pakistan Railways has overcome its annual operational losses of Rs 1 billion and may earn some profit by June 2005, after 30 years of chaos, mismanagement, corruption, criminal negligence, highhandedness of politically sponsored unions and
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Pakistan Railways has overcome its annual operational losses of Rs 1 billion and may earn some profit by June 2005, after 30 years of chaos, mismanagement, corruption, criminal negligence, highhandedness of politically sponsored unions and
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Various paper mills have increased the prices of their products by 30-35 percent during last couple of weeks. The paper mill-owners have also established a pool to produce different grammage of paper so that interest
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Various paper mills have increased the prices of their products by 30-35 percent during last couple of weeks. The paper mill-owners have also established a pool to produce different grammage of paper so that interest
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The scenario at about the end of the first half of FY05 called for amends in monetary policy. Inflation had been on the rise. Overall consumer inflation in January 2005 over January 2004 (ie, CPI
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The scenario at about the end of the first half of FY05 called for amends in monetary policy. Inflation had been on the rise. Overall consumer inflation in January 2005 over January 2004 (ie, CPI
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The scenario at about the end of the first half of FY05 called for amends in monetary policy. Inflation had been on the rise. Overall consumer inflation in January 2005 over January 2004 (ie, CPI
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A first edition of French philosopher Rene Descartes' 1637 work "Discourse on Method" was sold Sunday for 78,000 euros (103,000 dollars) at auction in Evreux north-west of Paris. The city's auction house did not reveal
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Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz has said that economy is booming, and bumper wheat and cotton crops are expected this year. Addressing a big public rally at Bhatar in District Attock on Sunday, the Prime Minister
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The weighted average badla rate on the Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) remained glued at 18 percent throughout last week because of unprecedented buying spree, resulting in a spurt in equity prices. The investors during the
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