Companies like Engro follow regulations. So why then do some investors still get shortchanged?
There are many issues with companies buying back their own shares. This one change in regulations can fix at least one of those.
If Honda has any tricks up its sleeves, this might be the time to pull them out
The HR-V’s honeymoon period seems to be coming to an end
Can’t pay the bills with ‘experience’
A look at the pay structure - and lack thereof - for junior associates at Pakistan’s elite law firms
Die, cash, die!
The Pakistani middle class is past its scepticism of electronic money. How did we get here, and what comes next?
Saif Textiles Mills and the case of loan-for-equity swap
The company is looking to pay off its loans but is it fair for the shareholders?
A sneak peek into the deposit growth of U Microfinance Bank
Faysal Funds, JS Investments and NBP Funds: Key players behind UBank's deposit growth strategy
Why is Quice Foods doing so poorly?
While sales have surged, Quice Foods fail to clock profits and keeps losing its market and brand share
Is Coffee Pakistan’s cup of tea?
Tea is part of the country’s cultural fabric: but are young people’s preferences changing that?
The govt wants your telco to finance your next smartphone if you can’t afford it. But how will it work?
Yes, the risks are high, but the key just might be the prospect of blocking all the defaulters’ SIMs across the networks, reasons Umar Saif; all the telcos still aren’t on board
How the PCB, betting companies, media wars, and contract troubles derailed Pakistan cricket
The PCB is going hard after Saya Corps. The Sports Management Company claims they are the victims of a witch hunt
Lucky Motors, and Honda might just upend the auto finance market even if it’s just for a few months
With nothing to lose and everything to gain, both companies are in uncharted waters with their new schemes
With prices on the rise, Pakistan’s employers must go above & beyond
With Pakistan experiencing the highest inflation rate in 50 years, employers are confronted with the mammoth task of ensuring that each employee is adequately compensated. Profit therefore provides three simple steps on how this can be achieved
On the issue of board directors, the SECP may need to go back to the drawing board
The election of directors is a problematic issue but SECP is not seeing the real issue at hand
Despite high profits this company’s share price is low. Can it be intentional?
Towellers, a publicly listed textile export company from Pakistan, is doubling its profits every year, but its boss ladies don't want the world to find out. What gives?
Welcome home…or not
Pakistan faces a housing deficit of over 10 million units. Is the state paying attention?