The ministry included textile units at EPZs under the drawback of local taxes and levies scheme.
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Oil below $79 as US tropical storm weakens
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Philippines plans record 0.6mln tons rice import
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PSO issues tender for 520,000 tons HSFO
Pakistan’s oil requirements are expected to rise 29 per cent by year-end as new oil-burning plants come online.
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Terror training camps harder to target
INSIDE EGYPT
Anwar Sadat’s legacy
PARTING WITH POWER
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MEDIA GALLERY
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Weddings losing their sparkle?
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Emerging markets to lead recovery: HSBC
The bank is ‘encouraged by renewed activity’ in Asia’s equity markets. -
Ignoring water
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When farmers lose
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Who completed Pakistan’s first book building?
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Lack of funds turns textile policy futile
Sources say that of the total Rs40bln package, only Rs5bln have been released.
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Cities
RUNNING LOW?
‘We have (already) entered the ‘peak oil’ zone. I think that the situation is really bad,’ a former IEA official said.
BUSINESS AS USUAL
‘And I want to tell those people who nag about Dubai and Abu Dhabi to shut up,’ said Dubai’s Sheikh Mohammed.
MONEY VICE
The challenge is to reclaim the black funds and monitor nations to make sure public money stays in the treasuries.
CURRENCY WARS
‘Yuan stability is forcing many Asian countries to fight to... maintain competitiveness’: economist.
DAMPENED CELEBRATIONS
A large part of the spending goes on gold jewellery, but sales are down partly because of rising global gold prices.
ECONOMIC REPORT 2009
The province’s economy expanded by 2.7 times in Balochistan, 3.6 times in the NWFP and Sindh and four times in Punjab.
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