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FeaturedTreet Corporation says goodbye to its for-profit education company
The industrial conglomerate announced its intention to sell Global Arts Ltd for at least Rs1.8 billion
FeaturedMedia Times, the Taseer-owned media conglomerate, consider selling off their TV channels
Both Business Plus and Zaiqa will be converted into wholly owned subsidiaries, with the group still deciding on divestiture
Merger between Gatron Industries and Novatex approved by Balochistan High Court
Polyester companies allowed to combine operations; both supply raw materials to the non-cotton textile industry
FeaturedMall operator Pace, once a market leader, struggling to survive
The company operates old-fashioned shopping centers at a time when Pakistanis are getting used to modern malls; the social boycott against the majority shareholders – the Taseers – does not help either
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FeaturedAs pandemic decimates travel, Pearl Continental and Regent Plaza take a massive hit to revenue
Both publicly listed hotel companies announced dismal results for the financial year 2020, in a challenge to the government’s attempts to encourage investment in the tourism industry
FeaturedAfter Karachi floods, revenues and profits decline sharply for Naya Nazimabad
The publicly listed housing development suffers from atrocious rain mismanagement, and its sales numbers reflect eroding confidence on the part of prospective buyers
FeaturedAvanceon subsidiary Octopus Digital to go public
The technology company gears up for its maintenance contracts subsidiary to go public
FeaturedUnity Foods is investing Rs2 billion in Pakistanis’ growing appetite for pizzas
The former textile company is looking to expand its flour subsidiary due to growing demand for pizzas and pastas
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FeaturedPakistan’s young population has the skills and dedication to thrive despite Covid-19
According to a survey report by Standard Chartered, young people will use technical expertise to make most of the opportunities the post-Covid world will offer.
