Pakistan News
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The U.S. is in talks with 15 members of the World Trade Organization on a deal covering services after broader global negotiations stalled, an Obama administration official said.
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Updated 1 hour, 14 minutes ago
Investors are too bearish on Russian equities and should bet on a rally using options as Vladimir Putin will probably win the presidential election and implement reforms to stay in power, according to Societe Generale SA.
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Lucky Cement Ltd., Pakistan’s biggest producer of the building material, will post a record profit this year as demand for new homes in the South Asian nation offsets sluggish government spending.
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Airbus SAS, the world’s biggest commercial planemaker, said it’s negotiating with two new potential Middle East customers to sell the A380 superjumbo.
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Afghanistan will start accepting investor offers next week to explore for at least 600 million barrels of crude oil in the western half of the Afghan-Tajik Basin, the country’s mining minister said.
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The deadliest words in economics are “This time things are different.” They are even more perilous when applied to a nuclear power run by a paranoid, repressive regime. In other words, North Korea.
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A state security prosecutor ordered the release of Mohamed Ibrahim Mekawi, who was detained at Cairo’s airport yesterday, the state-run Middle East News Agency reported.
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India embraced Pakistan’s plan to dismantle trade barriers for exports to its neighbor, auguring closer economic ties between the South Asian nations that have fought three wars since attaining independence six decades ago.
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Pakistan increased domestic prices of petroleum products after global crude rates rose.
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Telenor ASA, the Nordic region’s biggest phone company, is increasing its Pakistani unit’s reliance on mobile banking to make up for growing competition in cellular services in the country.
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