Archive for February 2005
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President Pervez Musharraf has said that Pakistan is providing vast investment opportunities in various sectors especially in energy sector ensuring excellent returns. In his address at the inaugural ceremony of Jamshoro Joint Venture Limited LPG
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The government has miserably failed to check sugar rates, which stood all-time high since 1999-2000, as ex-factory rates in Sindh and Punjab as on Monday were between Rs 25 and 25.50 per kg, respectively. Rates
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The government has miserably failed to check sugar rates, which stood all-time high since 1999-2000, as ex-factory rates in Sindh and Punjab as on Monday were between Rs 25 and 25.50 per kg, respectively. Rates
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Showing extraordinary growth in the revenue collection on the sales tax side, the Central Board of Revenue (CBR) has collected Rs 297.2 billion against the target of Rs 292.5 billion during July-January (2004-05), reflecting an
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Showing extraordinary growth in the revenue collection on the sales tax side, the Central Board of Revenue (CBR) has collected Rs 297.2 billion against the target of Rs 292.5 billion during July-January (2004-05), reflecting an
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The government will relax ban on taking foreign currency loans for 969mw Neelum-Jhelum hydropower project ready for international competitive bidding, well-placed sources in the finance ministry told Business Recorder. "Pakistan wants to start construction work
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The government will relax ban on taking foreign currency loans for 969mw Neelum-Jhelum hydropower project ready for international competitive bidding, well-placed sources in the finance ministry told Business Recorder. "Pakistan wants to start construction work
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Pop superstar Michael Jackson's long-awaited child molestation trial officially got underway on Monday with the start of the selection of the jury that will decide his fate. Judge Rodney Melville took the bench at the
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The State Bank of Pakistan has revised its estimate of monetary expansion for the current financial year to 14.48 percent (Rs 360 billion) from 11.26 percent (Rs 280 billion) mainly due to higher credit requirements
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The State Bank of Pakistan has revised its estimate of monetary expansion for the current financial year to 14.48 percent (Rs 360 billion) from 11.26 percent (Rs 280 billion) mainly due to higher credit requirements
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