Gold Price in Pakistan Drops Slightly But Remains Near Rs. 250,000 Per Tola
The price of gold in Pakistan declined marginally on Wednesday to close at Rs. 248,200 per tola.
According to data issued by the Karachi Sarafa Association, the price of gold (24 carats) dropped by Rs. 300 per tola to Rs. 248,200, while the price of…
Car Industry Begs Govt to Change Used Car Policy to Improve Their Sales
The auto vendors have asked the government to revisit import of used cars policies during the upcoming budget as the import of used cars has caused over Rs. 50 billion in losses to the country’s economy during the first eight months of the current fi…
FBR Restricts Entry of Visitors At Main Office Amid Budget Preparations
The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has restricted the entry of visitors at its main headquarters to ensure confidentiality and security of the budget preparation process.
According to a circular issued by the tax machinery, only the FBR Chairman, Ta…
Crescent Star Insurance Shares Update on Settlement with Dost Steels
Crescent Star Insurance Limited (PSX: CSIL) Wednesday announced that it has started receiving money from advance given to Dost Steels Ltd (DSL), in continuation of the arrangements made.
‘Further to information shared by Crescent Star Insurance Limi…
Telcos Have so Far Blocked SIMs of 9,000 Non-Filers
Telecom operators have so far blocked mobile SIMs of 9,000 non-filers under directives of the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR).
A spokesperson of the FBR said on Wednesday that telecom operators have sped up the process of blocking SIMs. The spokesper…
Govt Order to Block Non-Filer SIMs Still in Effect: Islamabad High Court
The Islamabad High Court on Wednesday held a hearing on the case of the federal government’s decision to block mobile phone SIMs of non-filers.
The session focused on an application to dismiss the stay order on taking action against telecom companie…
SNGPL Urges Petroleum Division to Help Settle Rs. 84 Billion Payment to PSO
Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited (SNGPL) has urgently asked the Petroleum Division to help settle outstanding dues of Rs. 84 billion owed to Pakistan State Oil (PSO) by May 31, 2024.
This payment is crucial for clearing RLNG supplies and equalizin…