The Pak Banker - 2020-08-19

• Fitch affirms Pakistan's rating
• Pak received record $2.7b remittance­s in July: SBP
• Bank of America accused of disability discrimina­tion
• Main Street chases blank-check deal frenzy
• Activists complain virtual shareholde­r may let companies silence them
• America's suburbs home to lots of working women
• Cricket Australia focused on players' mental wellbeing
• Tech-fuelled 'everything's awesome' rally looks unstoppabl­e
• Pakistan a wonderful country for cricket: Joe Root
• Maryam 1, NAB 0
• Not Shia, not Sunni, not Jewish
• Children of Sindh
• A dismal picture
• Poland joins Pompeo's crusade
• Can the US restore its supremacy?
• Chaos deepens in Syria's northeast
• The problem of Internet domain abuse
• Leftovers and how food frugality is a climate boon
• No evidence Hezbollah, Syria behind Hariri killing: UN tribunal
• Michelle Obama presses fight for Biden
• HK leader says won't take US sanctions against her to heart
• Study links COVID-19 to rise in childhood type 1 diabetes
• Pandemic now driven by 20s, 30s, 40s group, many asymptomat­ic: WHO
• Connecticu­t to unveil results of inquiry into virus-hit nursing homes
• Work-from-home boom is a bust for big office furniture makers
• New US curbs to slam Huawei, hurt suppliers in short term
• In run-up to US election, drilling lobby promotes natural gas as 'clean'
• Lagardere extends CEO's tenure despite shareholde­r pressure
• Trump rejects proposal to cut military healthcare by $2.2 billion
• Prudent economic policies leading country toward stability: Hafeez
• Govt initiative stabilize crisis-hit economy: Report
• World acknowledg­es Pakistan's narrative
• Bank of Japan refuses trader requests to work from home
• China bank buys into ICICI Bank amid 'Boycott China' movement
• 2 firms get stay on bank moves

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