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📖 Barbie Imperial Biography
Personal Life Barbie Imperial was born on August 1, 1998, making her 27 years old. She has never been married, and there are no public records or credible reports indicating she has children. Standing at approximately 5 feet 3 inches (160 cm), her height is often mentioned in modeling and acting profiles. Barbie’s love life has frequently made headlines, thanks to her high-profile relationships in the Philippine entertainment scene. From 2016 to 2018, she dated fellow Pinoy Big Brother: 737 alum Paul Salas, with the pair parting ways on good terms. She was later linked to her Araw Gabi co-star JM de Guzman from 2018 to 2019, though their relationship reportedly ended as they both focused on personal growth. Her most talked-about relationship was with actor Diego Loyzaga, which…
Full profile →📖 79 New Foreign Companies Enter Pakistan in Last Years Biography
SECA total of 79 new foreign companies have entered Pakistan over the past three years, with foreign investment in the private sector reaching Rs. 40.7 billion, according to the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan. The data highlights renewed foreign investor interest, supported by acquisitions, joint ventures, and strategic partnerships across key sectors. According to the SECP, 61 foreign companies carried out share transactions during the period, while 29 companies transferred shares to other foreign entities. This reflects increasing consolidation and cross-border investment activity in Pakistan’s corporate sector. Several major international deals were recorded during the period. Saudi Aramco acquired a 40 percent stake in Go Petroleum, while Saudi based Waqqad Data took 80 percent shareholding in Votech. In the…
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