Latest News in Brief:
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SC resumes suo moto hearing in Quetta
carnage case
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US
may impose sanctions on Pakistan over Iran gas deal
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Iranian
oil minister discusses with Pakistan leadership bilateral relations as well as
Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline.
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Quetta carnage: Critically injured
shifted to Karachi
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Lahore: 22 children injured as fire
erupts in school
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Senator says 4,700 killed in US drone
strikes
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Six more killed in Karachi violence
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Cabinet approves Karachi-Hyderabad
Motorway project
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A
delegation comprising some Federal Ministers and Provincial Ministers from
Sindh headed by Chief Minister Sindh Syed Qaim Ali Shah called on the President
Asif Ali Zardari at Presidency.
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FBR action against industries
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President signs Trade Bill 2013
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KSE posts fresh gain of 129.36 points
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BB murder site washed off on SPs
order: witness
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PPP, PML-Q to field joint candidates
in polls
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SC halts further action over Sindh
local govt act
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Blake arrives to take Pakistan on
board
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Imran to contest election from Swat
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Pakistan to benefit as Kerry against
cuts to diplomacy spending
WOLRD(Brief News):
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China says U.S. hacking accusations
lack technical proof
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Bulgaria government resigns amid
growing protests
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Juggling priorities, Pentagon tries to
protect war funding, troops
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Witness heard "non-stop
shouting" from Pistorius home
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Insight: Rome will burn, regardless of
Italian election result
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Boeing engineers split on contract,
talks to resume
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Anti-austerity strike brings Greece to
a standstill
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China January FDI falls, reflects
global firms' caution, cheaper rivals
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Exclusive: Tight-fisted Japan firms
deal blow to Abe's revival plan - Reuters survey
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Obama reaches out to three key
Republicans on immigration reform
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Tunisian PM quits after failing to
form new government
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Dell profit plummets 31 percent as
investors ponder $24 billion buyout
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Exclusive: Apple, Macs hit by hackers
who targeted Facebook
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Obama puts fresh pressure on
Republicans to avert spending cuts
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Four dead, including gunman, in
California shooting spree
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General John Allen to retire,
won't take NATO nomination
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French soldier killed in Mali, 20
rebels dead
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Tunisian PM quits after failing to
form new government
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Syria "Scud-type" missile
said to kill 20 in Aleppo
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Google risks huge fine under new EU
data rules: top official
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Simpson, Bowles propose $2.4 trillion
U.S. deficit reduction
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Four dead, including gunman, in
California shooting frenzy
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Exclusive: Apple, Macs hit by hackers
who targeted Facebook
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Dell profit falls amid attempt to go
private
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Pistorius shot girlfriend through
door: prosecutor
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Chavez back in Venezuela, on Twitter
with 4 million followers
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SandRidge CEO's family
amasses big land stake near company-fund
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British shoppers may pay high price
from horsemeat scandal
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Nestle withdraws pasta meals as
horsemeat scandal spreads
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Microsoft made mistakes in early
mobile strategy: Bill Gates
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Robbers pull off huge diamond heist at
Brussels airport
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Yemeni warplane crashes in capital
Sanaa, 12 dead
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Turkish police target leftists after
U.S. embassy bombing
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Security group suspects Chinese
military is behind hacking attacks
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German government agrees 330 troops
for Mali support
WOLRD BUSINESS(Brief News):
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BHP's CEO-elect says M&A
not excluded, but not core
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Nigeria LNG to raise $1.6 bln to buy
six ships: source
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Zambia revokes Chinese mine licences
on poor safety
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Nigeria Nestle shares hit new highs,
up 30 pct this year
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"Amazon tax" payoff starts
to arrive in some U.S. states
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Record number in work in UK, claimant
count plunges
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Stock index futures signal more gains
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China restates plan to extend property
tax program to new cities
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S.Africa labour unrest makes it hard
to raise money: Amplats
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Santander cuts top directors'
pay as profits slump
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Analysis: As parked 787s multiply,
Boeing cash drain worries grow
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Lafarge speeds up savings drive, sees
2013 growth
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Namibia cbank holds rates steady, GDP
growth to slow
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Sony set to make pre-emptive strike on
Microsoft with PS4
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Egypt authorities want more
clarification on OCI deal
Business News:
Pakistan
EXCHANGE FOR CURRENCY NOTES:
U.S.A 98.98
S.Arabia 26.39
U.K 152.86
Japan 1.0597
Euro 132.75
U.A.E 26.95
BULLION RATES IN RUPEES PER 10 GRAMS
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