iSuppli finds worldwide cellphone shipments are up 13.8 percent, Motorola’s share slipping

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iSuppli finds worldwide cellphone shipments are up 13.8 percent, Motorola’s share slipping

PIA Budget Deficit Has Climbed Down By Rs:30 B

KARACHI PAKISTAN : PIA budget deficit has climbed down by 30 billion rupees at the end of year 2009, PIA authorities announced Tuesday.

According to financial results in Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE), PIA’s budget deficit stood at Rs 5.82 billion by December 31, 2009 with per share down by Rs 2.72.

PIA suffered budget deficit by Rs. 36.13 billion during the same period in previous year with per share down by Rs. 17.79.

Market analyst Mohammed Sohail told, seeming decline in PIA’s budget deficit was a result of slash in jet fuel during last year together with hike in airfares.

Also, rise in Hajj fares helped corporation better its financial matter, he added.

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Remittances Rise Over 17Pc To $5.79bn

Remittances sent home by overseas Pakistanis continued to show a rising trend as an amount of $5,786.89 million was received in the first eight months (July?February) of the current fiscal year 2009?10, showing an increase of $868.26 million or 17.65 percent over the same period of the last fiscal year. The amount of $5,786.89 million includes $1.0 million received through encashment and profit earned on Foreign Exchange Bearer Certificates (FEBCs) and Foreign Currency Bearer Certificates (FCBCs).
In February 2010, an amount of $588.78 million was sent home by overseas Pakistanis, compared with $641.32 million in the same month last year.
The inflow of remittances in the July-February, 2010 period from UAE, USA, Saudi Arabia, GCC countries (including Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar and Oman), UK and EU countries amounted to $1,317.17 million, $1,173.37 million, $1,148.86 million, $826.93 million, $596.26 million and $171.41 million respectively as compared to $1,035.55 million, $1,156.51 million, $962.30 million, $783.39 million, $344.08 million and $150.05 million respectively in the July?February, 2009 period. Remittances received from Norway, Switzerland, Australia, Canada, Japan and other countries during the first eight months of the current fiscal year amounted to $550.65 million as against $486.34 million in the same period last year.
The monthly average remittances for the July?February 2010 period comes out to $723.36 million as compared to $614.83 million during the same corresponding period of the last fiscal year, registering an increase of 17.65 percent.
During last month i.e. February 2010 remittances from Saudi Arabia, UAE, USA, GCC countries (including Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar and Oman), UK and EU countries amounted to $149.45 million, $136.88 million, $111.48 million, $89.21 million, $45.91 million and $13.48 million respectively as compared to $123.64 million, $166.62 million, $127.48 million, $93.09 million, $54.12 million and $18.31 million in February 2009. Remittances received from Norway, Switzerland, Australia, Canada, Japan and other countries during February 2010 amounted to $41.13 million compared with $58.04 million in the same month last year.

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115 Percent Decrease In Cement Sector Profit

During the first six months of the current fiscal year, decrease in cement prices accounted for the decrease of profitability in the sector.
According to a report by Invest Cap Securities, cement worth Rs 12.1 billion was sold during the first six months of fiscal year 2009, however cement worth Rs 58.3 billion during the same period last year consequently significant drop of 115 percent profitability was recorded.
The recent reductions in coal prices have reduced the overall cement sector spending. The sector margin stands at 23 percent after decrease of eight percent. The prices increased by Rs 16 due to increase in demand.

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Tiger Woods Latest Girlfriend

Tiger Woods Latest Girlfriend updates :- Tiger Woods Latest Girlfriend order at least involves Theresa Rogers, Julie Postle and Dina Parr. No one can say what exact order they come in, since the mistress count is iffy again – perhaps as low
Tiger Woods’ Latest Girlfriends Shed New Light as 14, or as high as 16. But Woods’ latest girlfriends at least shed a little more light than the previous women, as they come forward with new details.

Theresa Rogers, the forty nine year old woman is around two decade older than Tiger Woods himself and claims that it was she who actually made him a tiger in the bed.

Now people have answer to one of their main question. How Tiger was able to have sexual relations with so many women during the same period.

He was schooled by a woman almost two decades older than him.

Meanwhile the golfer in deep water may get last blow soon.

It is reported from the sources that Tiger and wife may face a permanent breakup. Rumor is mounting about their relationship since his numerous affair surfaced.