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Thursday, 30 November 2017
Homes for Sale in New York and New Jersey
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Matt Lauer: Sacked US TV news anchor says he's 'truly sorry'
The sacked co-host of NBC's Today programme said he was "ashamed" over misconduct allegations.
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Ukraine 'father of deceased' sets off courtroom grenades
The explosion has killed the man and injured the three suspects of murdering his son, reports say.
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'Battle of sexes'
Russian TV presenters show little sympathy for victims of sexual harassment, BBC Monitoring reports.
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Russia and Egypt Move Toward Deal on Air Bases
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In India, Ivanka Trump Tried on Some Fashion Diplomacy. Was it a Good Look?
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Elon Musk bids to build Chicago travel pods
The entrepreneur will compete to build a futuristic transport link to the city's airport.
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Chinese couple had 200 roaches in airport hand luggage
Staff were surprised to find live cockroaches in a Chinese couple's airport hand luggage.
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Portugal fire report in 'censorship' row
The author of a report into Portugal's forest fires has accused the authorities of censoring it.
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ALL PAKISTANI LATEST NEWS
ISLAMABAD: Due to government incentives to IT and Information Technology Enabled Services (ITeS) industry Pakistan’s IT exports have grown to an estimated $2.9 billion, which includes Pakistani freelancers estimated to be earning more than $300 million annually.
While talking to APP, Managing Director Pakistan Software Export Board (PSEB) Iftekhar Shah said, government incentives to the IT & ITeS industry include income tax exemption on IT exports till June 2019, 100% foreign ownership, 100% repatriation of capital and dividends, 3-year tax exemption for IT startups, and tax holiday for venture capital funds till June 2024. He said, Pakistani domestic market for IT & IT Products and services is also strong, estimated at over $ 500 million in annual revenue, and growing rapidly.
Total annual revenue of Pakistan’s IT Industry is nearing $3.5 billion.
Pakistan’s IT industry has demonstrated positive growth trends for the last four ten with 100% growth in export earnings, he added.
He told APP that, Several long term projects are in the pipeline for the benefit of the IT industry which aim to focus on infrastructure development, fostering innovation/entrepreneurship, adoption of ICT in public sector as well as domestic demand generation for the ICT products/services.
Incentives, programs and projects geared towards IT industry growth are closely monitored and regularly reviewed to ensure that maximum benefits accrue to the growth of the local ICT Industry, he added.
He mention that, PSEB also organises trade delegations comprising of Pakistani IT companies in order to enhance collaboration and cooperation between Pakistan’s IT sector and relevant entities in countries important to Pakistan’s IT sector.
Ministry of Information Technology & Telecom, through PSEB under the leadership of Minister of Information Technology and Telecom, Anusha Rehman, is making all possible efforts to facilitate IT companies in order to multiply the exports of IT products and services from Pakistan and to attract FDI towards the local IT Industry.
The Minister has constituted a multi-stakeholder High Level Executive Council Forum (ECF) to work on how to increase IT & ITES exports as part of the government economic growth agenda and has stressed upon PSEB authorities to complete all running projects within stipulated time period with complete efficacy to boost IT exports.
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ALL PAKISTANI LATEST NEWS
ISLAMABAD: Due to government incentives to IT and Information Technology Enabled Services (ITeS) industry Pakistan’s IT exports have grown to an estimated $2.9 billion, which includes Pakistani freelancers estimated to be earning more than $300 million annually.
While talking to APP, Managing Director Pakistan Software Export Board (PSEB) Iftekhar Shah said, government incentives to the IT & ITeS industry include income tax exemption on IT exports till June 2019, 100% foreign ownership, 100% repatriation of capital and dividends, 3-year tax exemption for IT startups, and tax holiday for venture capital funds till June 2024. He said, Pakistani domestic market for IT & IT Products and services is also strong, estimated at over $ 500 million in annual revenue, and growing rapidly.
Total annual revenue of Pakistan’s IT Industry is nearing $3.5 billion.
Pakistan’s IT industry has demonstrated positive growth trends for the last four ten with 100% growth in export earnings, he added.
He told APP that, Several long term projects are in the pipeline for the benefit of the IT industry which aim to focus on infrastructure development, fostering innovation/entrepreneurship, adoption of ICT in public sector as well as domestic demand generation for the ICT products/services.
Incentives, programs and projects geared towards IT industry growth are closely monitored and regularly reviewed to ensure that maximum benefits accrue to the growth of the local ICT Industry, he added.
He mention that, PSEB also organises trade delegations comprising of Pakistani IT companies in order to enhance collaboration and cooperation between Pakistan’s IT sector and relevant entities in countries important to Pakistan’s IT sector.
Ministry of Information Technology & Telecom, through PSEB under the leadership of Minister of Information Technology and Telecom, Anusha Rehman, is making all possible efforts to facilitate IT companies in order to multiply the exports of IT products and services from Pakistan and to attract FDI towards the local IT Industry.
The Minister has constituted a multi-stakeholder High Level Executive Council Forum (ECF) to work on how to increase IT & ITES exports as part of the government economic growth agenda and has stressed upon PSEB authorities to complete all running projects within stipulated time period with complete efficacy to boost IT exports.
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North Korea's 'highest ever' missile launch televised
Kim Jong-un is seen "guiding" launch of the country's highest ever missile, Hwansong-15.
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Beijing Razes Migrant Neighborhoods, Evicting Tens of Thousands
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Matt Lauer Apologizes After Firing Over Sexual Misconduct Claims
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DealBook Briefing: Bitcoin’s Price Swings Raise Fears of a Crash
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Review: Strong Performances Anchor ‘The Tribes of Palos Verdes’
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Review: In ‘The Other Side of Hope,’ an Old-Fashioned Humanist Fable
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Review: ‘The New Radical’ Asks, Is It O.K. to Build Your Own Gun?
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Review: ‘Shadowman’ Traces the Rise and Fall of an ’80s Artist
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Review: ‘Rosa Chumbe’ Offers Little Hope for Redemption
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Review: ‘The Dancer,’ a Glum Biopic for a Dynamic Innovator
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Review: In ‘Sins of the Flesh,’ One Prison Replaces Another
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Review: In ‘Loveless,’ a Broken Family and a Lost Nation
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Review: In ‘Love Beats Rhymes,’ a Hip-Hop Artist Transformed by Poetry
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Review: ‘Big Time,’ a Portrait of an Architect as Superstar
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Review: In ‘32 Pills,’ a Filmmaker Investigates Her Sister’s Death
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Yemen war: Fighting breaks out among allied rebels
Supporters of the Houthi movement and ex-president Saleh clash in Sanaa, amid rising tensions.
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North Korea: Russia accuses US of goading Kim Jong-un
Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov rejects US calls to cut ties with the North over its weapons tests.
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New Zealand Examines Matt Lauer’s Ranch Purchase After His Firing
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Libya migrants: Emergency evacuation operation agreed
Footage of migrants being sold as slaves in Libya prompts the European-African initiative.
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Republican Tax Overhaul Heads to the Senate Floor for Debate
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Listen to ‘The Daily’: Trump, Taxes and Twitter
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Man fined for painting road signs to aid his commute
A Chinese man has been fined for repainting road signs to redirect traffic and make his commute faster.
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Ban on Teflon Chemical Tied to Fewer Low-Weight Babies
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The Case for Removing Extremist Videos From the Internet
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New York Today: Holiday Cheer, Without the Crowds
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The Self-Destruction of American Democracy
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What if Everyone Benefitted When Stocks Soared?
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An American Held as an ISIS Suspect Deserves a Prompt Hearing
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自朝鮮，懷著恐懼
By ADAM B. ELLICK, JONAH M. KESSEL, NICHOLAS KRISTOF and JOHN WOO from NYT Opinion http://ift.tt/2i55wAW
Donald Trump, Garrison Keillor, Jay-Z: Your Thursday Briefing
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See Why New York’s Ferries Are So Popular
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自朝鲜，怀着恐惧
By ADAM B. ELLICK, JONAH M. KESSEL, NICHOLAS KRISTOF and JOHN WOO from NYT Opinion http://ift.tt/2AhpoLE
Ahead of Vote, Promised Treasury Analysis of Tax Bill Proves Elusive
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Generation Grumpy: Why You May Be Unhappy if You’re Around 50
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This Intimate, Candlelit London Playhouse Is Shining Bright
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How 41 People in Lithuania Took Over Your Facebook Feed
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The President Who Politicked Oklahoma Back to the Top
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