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Import pricey fuel or brave long outages: NEPRA chief.
ISLAMABAD: The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) noted on Monday, while finalizing an unprecedented Rs7.90 per unit additional fuel ...
In Sri Lanka, non-essential gasoline sales were prohibited for two weeks.
Amid its greatest economic crisis in decades, Sri Lanka has ceased selling fuel for non-essential automobiles. For the next two ...
Walgreens abandons the $5 billion sale of Britain’s largest chemist, Boots.
Walgreens Boots Alliance admits that it is abandoning an auction of the main high street pharmacy in the United Kingdom ...
Sunak will meet with insurance executives to discuss “Big Bang” Solvency-II reforms.
The chancellor will meet with executives from companies such as Aviva and Lloyd’s of London in search of a post-Brexit ...
Crisis-stricken Sri Lanka closes schools and encourages labor at home to conserve fuel.
On Monday, troops in Sri Lanka distributed tokens to citizens waiting in line for gasoline due to a severe fuel ...
Boris Johnson indicates that import controls on steel will continue.
When asked if this could result in a possible violation of international law, Boris Johnson responded, “these are difficult decisions ...
Should first-time buyers purchase a home immediately or wait? An expert view.
Gemma Godfrey, an expert in personal finance, responds to a question posed by a significant number of individuals seeking to ...
Japan urges 37 million individuals to turn off their lights.
The Japanese government urged residents of Tokyo and its surrounding areas to use less electricity on Monday, warning that supplies ...
Bondholders assert that Russia defaulted on its first foreign debt in more than a century.
According to reports, Russia has missed a payment deadline for its international bonds, which would mark the country’s first default ...
Roe v. Wade: US firms pledge to pay travel expenses for abortions incurred by staff.
Major corporations, including Disney, JP Morgan, and Meta, the owner of Facebook, have informed their employees that they will cover ...
Cost of living: Gasoline retailers are accused of “rocket and feather” pricing as the price of unleaded reaches a new high.
A motoring organization suggests that the CMA’s review of the petrol market should consider why petrol prices are not falling, ...
Food purchases are reduced as a result of the rising cost of living.
In response to the rising cost of living, households are reducing their food purchases. Due to increasing prices, nearly half ...