DADLAS: The final leg of “Pakistan Exploration Promotion Conference, 2009” was held in Calgary, Alberta on July 30th and 31st. The earlier events of this conference were held in London on July 23rd and 24th, and in Houston, US on July 27 and 28. Representatives of major oil and gas companies based in Calgary including Shell Canada, EnCana, SNC-Lavalin, Jura Energy etc participated in the conference. Inaugurating the two-day Conference on Thursday in Calgary, Dr. Asim Hussain, Advisor to the Pr

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Filed under: Industry , Sharp , Sony , LCD Economic difficulties made things more complicated than expected , but Sharp and Sony have finally inked an agreement on a billion dollar joint venture that will see Sony initially taking a 7% stake later this year, rising to 34% by the end of April 2011. The key here is for Sony to get access to the production, while Sharp sees this as just the first of several deals that will allow it to sell half of the 13 million 42-inch TVs produce

Aug 1, 2009ICAI Dear CA Pariwar, The Union Budget for 2009-10 presented by honble Finance Minister Shri Pranab Mukherjee has now been analysed, debated and discussed. Contrary to market expectations, it has turned out to be more a budget for the common man. The main focus of the Budget has been on continuing the efforts to bring the country back to the high GDP growth rate of 9% while aiming at all round inclusive growth. The thrust has been on accelerating growth in infrastructure an

Reuters 31 Jul 09; HONG KONG (Reuters) - China's decision to shift the location of a planned $5 billion oil refinery and petrochemical plant in the south after years of public outcry is a sign that environmental concerns can shape policy. Wang Yang, the Communist Party chief of Guangdong, said the province would move the plant to an unnamed location because of opposition from the community and lawmakers. The project is a joint venture between China's Sinopec Corp. and Kuwait Petroleum Corporat