The Pak Banker - 2020-05-30

• Pakistan to float $1.5 billion Eurobonds
• Ministry of Finance directs FBR to simplify tax laws
• US banks weigh options about staff as economy reopens
• Bank of England rate maker sets out gloomy economic forecast
• Investors face coronaviru­s induced property dilemma
• Fed weighs risks of job, productivi­ty shocks
• Wall Street checks in to Zandi's 'impairment studio'
• Global stocks slip as investors await Trump's HK response
• UFC's female warriors set to rip the roof off Las Vegas arena
• Compensati­ng expendable
• Sugar report: what to do?
• Waiting for answers
• IMF review
• Paying for coronaviru­s crisis has become new crisis in EU
• What would happen if Twitter banned Trump
• 'Neighborho­od first' a fiasco
• How US must rise to China's challenge
• Most wanted: Skills that will land you a job in UAE
• HK warns removing US special status is a 'double-edged sword'
• Attack on Taiwan a way to stop independen­ce
• Getting the hang of virtual meetings is not easy
• COVID-19: Funerals become lonely affairs amid pandemic
• German minister wants to extend short-time working allowance
• UK, US, Australia and Canada scold China over Hong Kong law
• Volkswagen pumps 2 billion euros into China electric vehicle bet
• Renault says as it axes 15,000 jobs in cost-cutting reboot
• No short routes to get travellers back on flights, says Airbus chief
• German official sees Lufthansa bailout in reach, demands fairness
• European coffee giant brews a strong IPO
• Potential COVID-19 treatment to be imported from Bangladesh
• Bank marketing may need to start shifting right now
• Good Question: When are bank lobbies reopening?
• Private sector sputters, fiscal balance improves
• US indicts agents of sanctioned North Korean bank
• Pakistan likely to shelve foreign bonds plan till year end

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