FBR Proposes New Taxation Measures Of Nearly Rs300bn
Proposed increase in rates of capital value tax on imported & locally assembled vehicles has been estimated to generate additional
Read moreProposed increase in rates of capital value tax on imported & locally assembled vehicles has been estimated to generate additional
Read moreFederal government has kept the prices of all petroleum products unchanged by adjusting rates of petroleum levy (PL) with effect
Read moreThe IT sector had a difficult year, with telecom operators and users bearing the brunt of the pain, especially after
Read moreA new study published in BMJ Open found that opioid prescription rates for outpatient knee surgery vary widely across the country, but
Read moreThe fall in recorded cases was at first met with widespread scepticism because it coincided with a fall in testing.
Read moreThe number of suspected infections of the novel coronavirus grew at a slower rate nationwide on Tuesday, with daily suspected
Read moreHealth experts and activists have warned although technology has strengthened fight against HIV and Aids in several countries, it has
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STAFF REPORT KHI: All Pakistan Textile Mills Association (APTMA) Chairman Tariq Saud, has appealed the prime minister and finance minister to issue directions for the reduction in industrial electricity tariff in line with the earlier announcement of Rs 3 per kilowatt-hour by the prime minister and remove the rationalisation surcharges from tariff to save the industry, exports and employment in the larger interest of economy.
Expressing his worries over the snub response from the
STAFF REPORT PESH: The Poultry Farms Association has demanded of the government to revise rates of feed as per reduction in prices of petroleum products in the country, urging the authorities to take action against feed mills who are charging high rates of poultry feed.
"The poultry feed rates were not changed despite the substantial decrease in prices of petroleum products over the past couple of months," said Haji Fazl Malik, PFA KP President, while addressing a news
STAFF REPORT ISB: Sustained demand for quality lint has boosted the rates on the cotton market in the process of modest trading.
In the ready session, over 4,000 bales of cotton changed hands between Rs 4625 and Rs 5275, dealers said. The prices of seed cotton in Sindh were at Rs 1900 and Rs 2350 and in Punjab rates were at Rs 2000 and Rs 2650, they said.
Market sources said that thin business activity was seen as mills and spinners kept on the sideline owing to tight supply of best
By the introduction of 3G and 4G in Pakistan. Many Telecom companies are launching attractive cheap internet offers to its customers. Ufone is also trying to catch the attention of customers by keeping in view the demands of the customers towards mobile data bundles. Now Ufone introduce an internet package in which the customers can enjoy 50 GB data for only Rs.5.This offer can be availed between 12 midnight and 10 in the morning, Offer will automatically re-subscribe at 12 midnight daily
STAFF REPORT IBD: The LDI operators in Pakistan may form a rate consensus strategy fixing the charges on international calls close to ICH levels after the PTA dissolved the International Clearing House.This would require a strong consensus amongst the LDI operators regarding the fixation of market shares and international call rates without any authority supervising them.This decision would have its consequences on the profitability of all the LDI operators however, and PTCL to be least affected
Read moreSTAFF REPORT LHR: A number of students reaching a professional university have increased from 2.2 per cent to 7.2 per cent while whereas the number of students to get enrolled in colleges has exceeded 11.8 per cent from 6.26 per cent during the last ten years."From 2002-03 to 2011-12 the rate of females to get admission in a professional university has reached 7.9 per cent whereas the enrollment rate of males is now 6.6 per cent during the last decade," reveals a fresh report on the
Read moreSTAFF REPORT IBD: PTCL has been honored by Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS) by declaring 3G EVO Wireless Broadband amongst the prestigious university’s highest rated project for 2012 Master of Business Administration (Executive) dissertation.This recognition came as PTCL Senior Manager Wireless-GTR, Syed Umer Farooq, selected 3G EVO Wireless Broadband Internet as the subject of his final dissertation of EMBA. Umer’s project "Making EVO a Bigger Success" supervised
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