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Bank Alfalah bags yearly profit of Rs3.5 billion in 2011 Saturday, March 3, 2012: Bank Alfalah has announced its yearly profits for the year 2011. The profits have reached a new peak in the 12-year history of the Bank with the amounts almost tripling than those registered in 2010. As per the recent announcement, Bank […]
NEPRA approves power companies’ demand of rise in power tariffs Thursday, March 1, 2012: Power Tariffs in most parts of Pakistan are going to be increased by about 39% after National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) approved the increase requested by the power companies. The power companies in the country had earlier requested NEPRA to […]
One of the major reasons for Starbucks remarkable success was that it capitalised on the concept that was new and no one ever thought of that before, “The Coffee house as a get-together place”. It is not a place to just stop by, grab a cup of coffee and carry on with your routine work. […]
It is amazing how a little assistance can help you in grooming your business. A few tips from some of the most successful business giants are hence discussed as under. Starbucks is one of the most leading and successful companies today. It has developed from a single coffee shop to a $4.1 billion international company […]
Designing of the dryer section of nutritional yeast production plant – Industrial sector review – Part 20 Spray-air contact Mixing and flow is an important factor in the design of spray drier. The product and air flow into the dryer can be designed in co-current, counter-current or mixed flow patterns. Sine heat sensitive product is […]
Finance ministry opposes the idea of providing subsidy on Oil Prices Tuesday, February 28, 2012: After the increase in Price of CNG (Compressed Natural Gas) the next gift in-stored for the people of Pakistan is the rise in price of petroleum products. Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (Ogra) tried its best to persuade the Finance […]
CNG prices once again take a hike Monday, February 27, 2012: The Government of Pakistan has once against increase the price of compressed natural gas (CNG). As per the latest updates, per kg price of CNG has been increased by Rs1.06 in Islamabad. The price of CNG now stands at Rs75.35 per kg. The basic […]
Government mulls over increasing the price of imported Fertiliser Saturday, February 25, 2012: The Finance Ministry and the Planning Commission are considering a rise in price of imported Fertiliser. The proposal is put forward in order to taper the gap between locally produced urea and that imported from abroad. According to commendable sources, Fertiliser dealers […]
Pakistan and Iran to strengthen bi-lateral trade Friday, February 24, 2012: Pakistan and Iran has decided to strengthen their relationship by signing a bi-lateral trade agreement. Both countries have come into a barter agreement under which Pakistan will export one million tons of wheat and 200,000 tons of rice to Iran and in return for […]
Pakistan all set to take off in wind energy claims Tariq Izaz Thursday, February 23, 2012: Tariq Izaz, Project Director of Fauji Fertilizer Company Energy Limited (FFCEL), claims that Pakistan is all set to take the lead in countries producing electricity through wind. The retired Brigadier held that this sector has grabbed the attention of […]
PTCL half-year earnings stand at Rs2.84 billion Wednesday, February 23, 2012: PTCL (Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited) has issues its bi-annually financial results. The companies’ half-year earnings, for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2012 stand at Rs2.84 billion. Walid Irshaid, Cheif Operating Officer and President of PTCL, after conducting a meeting with companies’ board of […]
Government officials considering an increase of gas tariffs for CPPs Tuesday, February 21, 2012: Pakistan is facing severe shortage of Gas. The country prime source of producing electricity is also gas and oil, but due to increasing demand for gas by CPP the commercial electricity generating units are not getting what they need. Keeping that […]
