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Partner profits fall by 16% at Ernst & Young
The average pay of a partner at accountancy firm Ernst & Young fell 16% to £378,000 last year as a…
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Ernst & Young poised to raise audit fees
Ernst & Young, one of the remaining “big four” accountants, is preparing to increase its audit fees ahead of a…
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Musharraf government's reforms will continue, Jamali assures Shaukat
ISLAMABAD (November 25 2002) : Prime Minister Mir Zafarullah Khan Jamali has assured that his government would continue the policies…
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Probe started in export of pirated CDs
ISLAMABAD (November 25 2002) : The government has started investigation against the undocumented exporters of compact discs (CDs) violating piracy…
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'Tariff petition be submitted by Disco, not by Water, Power Development Authority'
ISLAMABAD (November 25 2002) : The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) has returned Wapda's two-part tariff petition, asking it…
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Cut in interest rate settles badla rate in 14 percent range
KARACHI (November 25 2002) : The badla rate at the Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) was in the range of 14…
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Saudi aide denies money link to September 11 hijackers
WASHINGTON (November 25 2002) : An aide to Crown Prince Abdullah denied on Saturday that the Saudi government had sent…
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O'Neill says poverty, terror a challenge in Asia
NEW DELHI (November 25 2002) : Wrapping up a tour of three South Asian nations plagued by poverty and terrorism,…
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ICAP Chief attends IFAC moot
Khaliq-r-Rahman, President, Institute of Chartered Accountants of Pakistan (ICAP), has attended the meeting of the International Federation of Accountants (IFAC)…
