The Pak Banker - 2013-03-21

• General elections in Pakistan to be held on May 11
• Fed to stick to stimulus as Cyprus rekindles global risks
• JP Morgan boss hit by US regulator’s rules
• LCCI honors Karachi trader with Retailer Pakistani Award
• Media plays significan­t role to guide & educate society
• Vast opportunit­ies exist for Pak-korea trade
• NBP union demands raise in salaries, pension
• RAWALPINDI
• PPP will think other options if ECP chooses Zahid as caretaker PM
• Ponting named Sheffield Shield ‘player of the year’
• Crude rebounds from 3-month low
• Owen decides to hang his boots
• ICE terms for $8.2bn bid for NYSE Euronext
• Dominicans win World Baseball Classic
• Djokovic, Serena set for Miami Masters
• Global stocks advance on Cyprus fate
• UK jobless claims fall less than forecast
• Rest in peace, little sister
• The American reaction
• Time and space
• Iraq’s invasion anniversar­y
• The Baloch perspectiv­e
• India's fantasy of disloyal Muslims may come true
• Toward a national weather forecaster for finance
• In Cyprus, Europe sets a new standard for stupidity
• Miracle on Abbey Road
• The Middle East's lost decade
• Was Iraq war worth its cost to the US?
• HP investors poised to reprimand lane for autonomy
• Freddie Mac sues banks over Libor manipulati­on
• FAW surges on procuremen­t report
• Fedex cuts 2013 forecast to trim capacity
• Vodafone ready to accept debt rating
• Tencent 4Q profit beats analyst estimates
• German banks face moderate capital generation
• John Hancock honoured
• Fitch slashes Multi Finance's outlook
• American Express plans to increase quarterly dividend
• Ally Bank inks accord to sell mortgage rights
• National Bank of Abu Dhabi is the safest bank in Mena
• Shahbaz congrats Malala on restarting academic activities
• Cyprus seeks Russian bailout aid, EU threatens cutoff
• ECP to set up around 80,0000 polling stations
• Indian banks prefer to play a waiting game

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