The Pak Banker - 2019-10-07

• Turkish govt freezes over 3 million bank accounts
• For US banks skittish about marijuana, a proposal to ease worries
• Pakistan, Japan agree to sign MoU on manpower export
• ‘Invest in Pakistan’ tech summit concludes in Silicon Valley
• SBP to launch faster payment gateway next year
• Fake Indian bank accounts belonged to dead people
• NAB rejects businessme­n's concerns as 'completely baseless'
• Imports fail to bring down onion prices
• Water crisis major risk to business in South Asia: WEF
• Khusro vows for early completion of CPEC projects
• US presidenti­al candidate expresses concern over events in occupied Kashmir
• Karachi plunges deeper into heaps of trash
• India unwilling to face truth: FO
• As Fed policymake­rs comb data, few decisive signals on outlook
• Next-gen tech powering GCC government­s' visions
• Dubai trade bucks global slowdown trend
• US unemployme­nt rate hits 3.5pc
• Taliban at a crossroads
• Towards a net-zero emissions world
• Latent soft power
• Curbing dengue
• Traders' issues
• Resource for expanding
• Lessons from bank scam
• 'One country, two systems' has a future
• Demands for a new business model
• Modi-Xi summit: optics versus expectatio­ns
• A golden opportunit­y
• China's debt instrument market exceeds 11tr yuan
• Capital spending outlook another worry ahead of earnings
• Lab-grown diamonds shaking up the industry
• 5G opens up opportunit­ies for UAE telecom
• N Korea breaks off nuclear talks with US in Sweden
• Dubai may not see wave of mortgage defaults
• 'Iran will use every means possible to export its oil'
• Branding taking on increasing significan­ce
• TCL to roll out own brand 5G smartphone­s
• Gazprom says Nord Stream 2 pipeline could bypass Denmark
• BlackBerry misses revenue estimates, lowers outlook
• Firms asked to ensure provision of LPG at notified price
• Rs3.5m welfare projects in KP on the cards
• RBI urged to recover PMC Bank's bad loans
• Fake degradable bags throng cities amid ban on plastic bags
• IndusInd Bank says worst is over
• Pakistan invites US tycoons to invest in Pakistan
• Banks decide to pay part wage arrears

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