Los Angeles Times
A security treaty with Iran's potential victims could ensure deal compliance
Los Angeles Times
The heart of the opposition to the nuclear deal with Iran is the fear, even the assumption, that Iran will violate it, cheating on inspections and using the accord's provisions to double-deal and weaponize. Opponents often cite North Korea's violation of its deal ...
Is This The World's Most Passive-Aggressive Statement On Iran?Daily Caller
Iran oil return may be slow amid jostling for foreign investorsThe Australian Financial Review
Oil prices rebound in AsiaThe Nation
Reuters UK
Daily Times
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Los Angeles Times
The heart of the opposition to the nuclear deal with Iran is the fear, even the assumption, that Iran will violate it, cheating on inspections and using the accord's provisions to double-deal and weaponize. Opponents often cite North Korea's violation of its deal ...
Is This The World's Most Passive-Aggressive Statement On Iran?
Iran oil return may be slow amid jostling for foreign investors
Oil prices rebound in Asia
The Nation
Tokyo stocks open 0.73% higher
The Australian
Tokyo stocks have opened 0.73 per cent higher with investor sentiment lifted by a weaker yen and gains on Wall Street. The Nikkei 225 index at the Tokyo Stock Exchange rose 141.05 points to 19,539.03 at the start on Tuesday. The US dollar was at 119.49 ...
Dollar trades in mid-119 yen range in early Tokyo dealsNikkei Asian Review
Japan stocks dip, yen rises in Asia after weak US dataChannel News Asia
Asia Pacific Market: Stocks rise after weak US jobsBusiness Standard
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The Australian
Tokyo stocks have opened 0.73 per cent higher with investor sentiment lifted by a weaker yen and gains on Wall Street. The Nikkei 225 index at the Tokyo Stock Exchange rose 141.05 points to 19,539.03 at the start on Tuesday. The US dollar was at 119.49 ...
Dollar trades in mid-119 yen range in early Tokyo deals
Japan stocks dip, yen rises in Asia after weak US data
Asia Pacific Market: Stocks rise after weak US jobs
The Nation
Government to offload 250m HBL shares to fetch $400m
The News International
ISLAMABAD: In a major development, the government has decided to off-load 250 million shares of Habib Bank Limited (HBL) at a price of Rs166 per share from its stakes. The decision will fetch $400 million. To this effect, the Cabinet Committee on ...
CCoP okays floor price for divestment of HBL sharesThe Nation
Floor price for HBL divestment set at Rs166 per shareDAWN.com
Privatisation Commission: Too low a floor as CCoP says Rs166 per share for HBLThe Express Tribune
Business Recorder (press release) (blog)
Pakistan Today
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The News International
ISLAMABAD: In a major development, the government has decided to off-load 250 million shares of Habib Bank Limited (HBL) at a price of Rs166 per share from its stakes. The decision will fetch $400 million. To this effect, the Cabinet Committee on ...
CCoP okays floor price for divestment of HBL shares
Floor price for HBL divestment set at Rs166 per share
Privatisation Commission: Too low a floor as CCoP says Rs166 per share for HBL
Pakistan Today
SECP revokes licences of 108 companies
DAWN.com
ISLAMABAD: The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) has revoked the licences of 108 companies, mainly non-governmental organisations (NGOs), for not completing the mandatory documentation. The companies were registered with ...
Govt revokes licences of 108 NGOsThe Nation
SECP: Licences of 108 companies revokedThe Express Tribune
SECP clarificationBusiness Recorder (press release) (blog)
Pakistan Today
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DAWN.com
ISLAMABAD: The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) has revoked the licences of 108 companies, mainly non-governmental organisations (NGOs), for not completing the mandatory documentation. The companies were registered with ...
Govt revokes licences of 108 NGOs
SECP: Licences of 108 companies revoked
SECP clarification
The Express Tribune
High-level meeting: Decision on gas price increase likely today
The Express Tribune
The Ministry of Petroleum in another proposal has recommended to the prime minister to introduce a uniform gas tariff for all consumers in order to bring to an end the cross-subsidy system. STOCK IMAGE. ISLAMABAD: The government is set to finalise the ...
Frank Wolak: The End Of Expensive Oil?ValueWalk
May Natural Gas Basis Mostly Stabilizes Entering AprilNatural Gas Intelligence (subscription)
All you wanted to know about: Gas Pricing FormulaHindu Business Line
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The Express Tribune
The Ministry of Petroleum in another proposal has recommended to the prime minister to introduce a uniform gas tariff for all consumers in order to bring to an end the cross-subsidy system. STOCK IMAGE. ISLAMABAD: The government is set to finalise the ...
Frank Wolak: The End Of Expensive Oil?
May Natural Gas Basis Mostly Stabilizes Entering April
All you wanted to know about: Gas Pricing Formula
The Express Tribune
Operation against terrorists yielding results: COAS
The News International
ISLAMABAD: The Chief of the Army Staff (COAS), General Raheel Sharif, has said that the ongoing operation against terrorists will yield results soon but no deadline for its culmination could be given right now. In a brief chat with a group of newsmen at the ...
POF role in defence invaluable: COASThe Nation
Parliament to decide Pakistan's role in conflict: army chiefDAWN.com
Army chief for 'total self-reliance' in defense productionGeo News, Pakistan
DunyaNews Pakistan
Pakistan Today
The Express Tribune
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The News International
ISLAMABAD: The Chief of the Army Staff (COAS), General Raheel Sharif, has said that the ongoing operation against terrorists will yield results soon but no deadline for its culmination could be given right now. In a brief chat with a group of newsmen at the ...
POF role in defence invaluable: COAS
Parliament to decide Pakistan's role in conflict: army chief
Army chief for 'total self-reliance' in defense production
Daily Times
Sindh govt refuses to give assent to new energy policy of central govt
Daily Times
KARACHI: Sindh government has categorically refused to assent new energy policy of federal government until and unless issues of oil and gas pertaining to Sindh were resolved. A meeting with Sindh Chief Minister Qaim Ali Shah in chair was briefed by.
New energy policy: Sindh refuses nod till oil, gas issues resolvedThe Express Tribune
Sindh govt refuses assent to new energy policyPakistan Today
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Daily Times
KARACHI: Sindh government has categorically refused to assent new energy policy of federal government until and unless issues of oil and gas pertaining to Sindh were resolved. A meeting with Sindh Chief Minister Qaim Ali Shah in chair was briefed by.
New energy policy: Sindh refuses nod till oil, gas issues resolved
Sindh govt refuses assent to new energy policy
AIOU 'passes' student who had passed away
DAWN.com
ISLAMABAD: The Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU), the largest distance learning institution in the country, passed a deceased student in a 24-day workshop he was required to attend on campus. According to sources, staff members routinely strike deals ...
16 commercially viable projects put on display at AIOU mootDaily Times
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DAWN.com
ISLAMABAD: The Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU), the largest distance learning institution in the country, passed a deceased student in a 24-day workshop he was required to attend on campus. According to sources, staff members routinely strike deals ...
16 commercially viable projects put on display at AIOU moot
Daily Times
Stocks add 338 points despite foreign selling
DAWN.com
KARACHI: Stocks rallied for the fifth consecutive session on Monday with the KSE-100 index up by 338.21 points, or 1.08 per cent, to 31,752.17. Including the previous week's recovery of 1,456 points, the KSE index has recouped 1,794 points, or nearly all of ...
Stocks up by 338 points on political stability, cement sector performanceDaily Times
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DAWN.com
KARACHI: Stocks rallied for the fifth consecutive session on Monday with the KSE-100 index up by 338.21 points, or 1.08 per cent, to 31,752.17. Including the previous week's recovery of 1,456 points, the KSE index has recouped 1,794 points, or nearly all of ...
Stocks up by 338 points on political stability, cement sector performance
Business Recorder
Pak-Indonesia trade reaches $2.2bn
DAWN.com
HYDERABAD: The bilateral trade between Indonesia and Pakistan has shot up by 215 per cent from $700 million in 2010 to $2.2bn in 2014 and efforts are being made to further boost it, said Indonesian Consul General Hadi Santoso on Monday.
Bilateral meeting: Indonesian CG highlights success in ties with PakistanThe Express Tribune
Efforts on to enhance bilateral trade: Indonesian CGBusiness Recorder (press release) (blog)
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DAWN.com
HYDERABAD: The bilateral trade between Indonesia and Pakistan has shot up by 215 per cent from $700 million in 2010 to $2.2bn in 2014 and efforts are being made to further boost it, said Indonesian Consul General Hadi Santoso on Monday.
Bilateral meeting: Indonesian CG highlights success in ties with Pakistan
Efforts on to enhance bilateral trade: Indonesian CG
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