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Will give govt tough time being in PDM : Bilawal rips apart show cause notice

The PPP chairman tore up the copy of the show-cause notice as he chaired the hours long crucial meeting of the Central Executive Committee (CEC) held here at the Bilawal House. The CEC session continued till 9 pm.

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Will give govt tough time being in PDM : Bilawal rips show cause notice apart

Top Story April 12, 2021 KARACHI: Chairman Pakistan People’s Party Bilawal Bhutto Zardari on Sunday tore up the copy of the show-cause notice sent earlier to the PPP by the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM). The PPP chairman tore up the copy of the show-cause notice as he chaired the hours long crucial meeting of the Central Executive Committee (CEC) held here at the Bilawal House. The CEC session continued till 9 pm. The top decision-making body of the PPP will meet again on Monday (today) to finalise its decisions and later formally brief the media about the same. Also on the occasion, Leader of the Opposition in the Senate Yusuf Raza Gilani offered to resign from his Senate position. Gilani offered to step down for the sake of unity of the PDM. It was learnt that PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari and former president Asif Ali Zardari opposed the proposal that the opposition leader in the Senate should resign. The sources privy to the meeting said the CEC meeting unanimou

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Daniel Kaluuya rips into British racism in Saturday Night Live debut

Daniel Kaluuya rips into British racism in Saturday Night Live debut 4 Apr, 2021 11:14 PM 2 minutes to read Host Daniel Kaluuya during the monologue on Saturday, April 3, 2021. Photo / Getty Images NZ Herald Oscar-nominated actor Daniel Kuluuya took aim at the British royal family in his Saturday Night Live (SNL) debut over the weekend, as controversy continues over allegedly racist statements made by a member of the royal family. The London-born actor started his opening monologue by referencing the Sussexes interview with Oprah, during which Meghan revealed that, when she was pregnant, a member of the royal family raised concerns about how dark Archie s skin would be.

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HSBC : Private Equity s Time May Have Come for Bank Deals -- Heard on the Street

By Rochelle Toplensky Even as optimism about a vaccine-led recovery rips through global markets, European banks remain valued for a deeply uncertain future. There are no easy answers, but going private could be a solution for smaller ones. Shares in the region s lenders have risen 20% this year, but still trade at less than two-thirds of forward book values, on average, with some as low as a quarter of book. Such stubbornly low valuations might be expected to attract cash-rich private-equity investors looking to cut costs, consolidate companies or even liquidate assets. So far, buyout firms have snapped up nonperforming loans but mostly shied away from entire banks, largely due to regulatory concerns. Yet officials may be warming to the idea that private equity has a part to play in the sector s next consolidation wave.

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