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• Edition [2010/03/12]
  • Front Page 1
    • KSE turns bullish
    • THE RUPEE: Dollar dips on money market
    • BRIndex30 up by 83.58 points
    • Rs 40bn compensation to be provided: Govt, Diamer Bhasha dam affectees reach deal
    • WB will extend $250m loan to gas companies
    • Billionaire from Pakistan: Mian Mansha
    • Maulana Saeed Jalalpuri, son, two others gunned down
    • VAT approval by Parliament: No commitment made to IMF, WB: FBR
    • FBR asks KPT to pay Rs4.2bn tax liability
    • We don't want proxy wars: Karzai
    • Joint declaration signed: Pak-Afghan trade to be enhanced to $5bn by 2015
    • 'Life saving drugs would be exempted from VAT'
    • Natural resources: Reforms panel agrees to joint share of centre, provinces
    • SC directs closure of police operated 'torture cells'
  • National News Page 2
    • War on terror: Miliband sees significant change under Zardari's govt
    • PIA seeks equity injection
    • Transfer, posting in FBR
    • PM rejects notion of 'political bribe' to judges
    • Inflation down, but no rate cut in March
    • All information and data used
    • Auto sector to rebound in 2010
    • Are remittances really up?
  • National News Page 3
    • 'Nadra's database highly secure'
    • SU Law Institute to be shifted to hostel building
    • FJMC affiliation with UHS: LHC adjourns proceedings till 22nd
    • SC orders removal of illegal parking for oil tankers
    • SC orders removal of illegal parking for oil tankers
    • Crackdown against smuggling of Afghan transit cargo begins
    • Traders foresee further increase in loadshedding
    • LHC reserves verdict on AQ Khan's petition
    • Air separation plant in Lahore: BOC Pakistan approves over Rs2bn investment
    • SIUT organises symposium to mark Int'l Kidney Day
    • TDAP to invite international importers
  • Continuation Page 4
    • Equities move both ways at ISE
    • The Weather
    • Bullish sentiments dominate on LSE
  • National News Page 5
    • CDNS arranges 4-day specialised training programme
    • World Kidney Day observed
    • '1m units to be set up under PM's housing scheme'
    • Taunsa Wildlife Sanctuary: Pact signed for conservation
    • Nara, BEFARe sign MoU
    • Destitute women to be trained in stone cutting
    • MQM, PML-F agree to protect LG system
    • LG Amendment Bill 2010: Sindh govt recommends to divide Karachi into five districts
    • Lahore blast: Tehreek-e-Taliban accepts responsibility, says Malik
    • Transparency in financial matters: Administrators told to display monthly accounts on websites
    • KBP demands withdrawal of increase in electricity tariff
  • International News Page 6
    • Thousands protest against crackdown in south Yemen
    • Four UK lawmakers plead not guilty in expenses case
    • Maliki leads Iraq vote in two provinces
    • Myanmar lets Suu Kyi's party reopen offices
    • US lawmakers reject Afghan pull-out
    • London court grants bail to former Bosnian leader
    • Six Afghans, South African die in violence
    • Biden appeals for ME peace talks without delay
    • Gates in Abu Dhabi to discuss pressure on Iran
    • Billionaire Pinera takes power in quake-hit Chile
    • Hamas frees British journalist in Gaza
    • Court throws out Hasina's corruption case
  • World Currency Rates Page 7
    • Dollar Libor highest since November
    • Sterling moves higher
    • Sterling rates
    • BD interbank forex, interest rates
    • A$ bounces
    • Yuan stays flat
    • Swiss franc up
    • Euro steadies in London
    • Indian rupee weakens
    • Yen rises in Asian trade
    • Dollar falls vs euro
    • Won, rupiah down
    • Currency exchange rates
    • Currency exchange rates
  • National News Page 8
    • 'India's KHP a threat to Neelum-Jhelum Hydro project'
    • CFOs conference held
    • Federally-funded Sindh govt projects: Centre decides to release funds
    • Orient Advertising wins highest number of APNS Awards
    • DPS girl students visit SHC
    • Two held with ammo at airport
    • Maulana Ghafoor injured, son killed
    • Rift between textile ministry, spinners widening
    • 'Competition law implementation mandatory for economic growth'
    • SCB's Wholesale Banking wins international awards in 2009
    • Ministries fail to unravel yarn export tangle
  • National News Page 9
    • LHC takes suo motu notice of advocate's murder
    • From A Ringside Seat
    • Petition filed seeking disqualification of Punjab Governor
    • FIR lodged against Marvi over leading NPIW protest
    • PTA awards gold medals, cash prizes to 12 students
    • Plan chalked out for Turkish President's visit to Lahore
    • NH&MP foil robbery attempt
    • PM refuses to give extension to ex MD PPIB
    • Attack on Musharraf: Two accused acquitted
    • NA passes 'Code of Civil Procedure (Amendment) Bill, 2009'
    • PML-N will also win by-election in Gujrat: Hamza
    • KAS organises roundtable on Pakistan's economic situation
    • Action-Aid organises interactive session, theatre performance
    • FBR consulted all chambers on VAT: Sohail
  • Karachi Stock Exchange Page 10
  • Karachi Stocks Page 11
  • Closure of Book & AGM And Sports Page 12
    • Real's shock European exit labelled 'galactic failure'
    • Aleem, Asad among panel of umpires for ICC World T20
    • Portsmouth's move into administration validated
    • PCB moves to end players' power: Zaheer Abbas
    • Rashid Latif demands action against management
    • FIFA approves PFF chief as member of disciplinary body
    • Inter Provincial Wrestling championship begins
    • PCB chief defends punishment of top players
    • Germany reach World Cup final
    • Wasim Akram slams shock bans
    • Pakistan, India agree to revive hockey series
    • Pakistan finish last at Hockey World Cup
    • Team management and selection committee dissolved
  • International News Page 13
    • Shariah boards face scrutiny amid financial crisis
    • Bangladesh blocks 1.5m mobile phones to fight crime
    • UN rights envoy seeks Myanmar war crimes inquiry
    • Women in black protest in violence-hit Nigeria state
    • China to test journalists on Marx, party history
    • EU policymakers inject cold reality into EMF debate
    • BA worker appears in court on terrorism charges
    • Finnish port strike hits paper workers' salaries
    • Ukraine's Yanukovich gets close ally as PM
  • World Stocks Page 14
    • ICTSI bonds rise on Asian debut
    • SE Asian stocks mostly up
    • Indian shares rise
    • Key stock and currency market movements
    • Seoul shares fall
    • Seoul shares fall
    • Japanese govt bonds slip
    • Nikkei climbs to 7-week high
    • Banks, tech lift Wall Street
    • US bond prices decline
    • Thursday's afternoon trade: Stocks dip on China concerns
    • European CDS widen on BP's asset buy
    • HK, China stocks up
    • Closing stock market indices
    • Britain top share index slips
  • World Economy And Business Page 15
    • Brazil central bank chief under tax investigation
    • China overheating fears grow, spurring tightening talk
    • Daihatsu recalls 275,000 vehicles
    • Geithner warns EU on hedge fund regulation plan
    • EU states fail to reach deal on hedge funds
    • Obama pushing a new US export initiative
    • US president presses China on currency in trade speech
    • Police clash with thousands of marchers in Athens
    • US jobless claims fall, trade gap Narrows
    • Big majority in US wants Wall Street regulation
    • German public debt rockets 7.1 percent
    • France, Germany back speculative trades ban
  • Commodities & Shipping Page 16
    • National Commodity Exchange Trading Summary
    • Kenya's AA coffee top price falls
    • FOB Gulf soyabean steady, corn flat
    • Poultry Rates
    • Bullion Rates
    • UK wheat area climbs 11.4pc
    • KCBT wheat futures lower
    • Canadian canola futures lower after USDA data
    • Jodia Bazar
    • Grain market
    • Insipid trade seen on cotton market
    • Lahore Paper Market Rates
    • Karachi Port's, Port Qasim's activities
    • Karachi Shipping Intelligence
    • ANALYSIS
  • World Commodities Page 17
    • NY cotton settles at 3-week low
    • New York cotton
    • Copper steadies
    • Tokyo rubber futures mixed
    • US sugar sinks
    • US rice slips
    • US soya hits one-week high
    • Malaysian palm oil futures lower
    • Liffe sugar, cocoa lower; coffee up
    • Shanghai copper falls
    • LME official plastics prices
    • LME official prices
    • Oil slips below $82
    • Rotterdam vegetable oil prices
    • Gold prices little changed in European trade
    • US midday
    • Gold springs back in Asia
  • Editorial Page 18
    • LETTERS
    • GST on services: a provincial domain
    • The Pentagon tends to agree
    • By-election results
    • Power of statistics: US Census has politicians on edge
    • Monstrously growing external debt
    • Subsidising the undeserving
  • Brief Recordings Page 19
    • Economic uplift, political stability of region: Afghanistan, Iran and Pakistan should evolve joint strategy: Saifullah
    • '13 new jails to be built in Punjab'
    • Sindh judges' pay should be equivalent to Punjab: CJP
  • Back Page 20
    • TIP demands re-promulgation of CCP Ordinance by 27th
    • Clarification
    • Modi to be quizzed over Gujarat's riots
    • Global crisis fallout not yet over: Bank of Canada
    • UK man plans round-the-world trip in rotorcraft
    • Scientists find 'mother' of all skin cells
    • Mixed human rights record in Pakistan, Afghanistan: US
    • Sri Lanka's ex-army chief charged for politics in uniform
    • A nice gesture by FBR chief
    • Ministry directed to cancel used lube oil import permission
    • Senate panel asks trade managers to prepare sugar policy afresh
    • Dec 16, 2009 verdict on NRO: NAB files additional report with SC
    • Mobile companies: NWFP PA demands ban on late night packages
    • Turkey recalls envoy to Sweden over Armenian vote
    • 7 killed in Peshawar explosion
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