Lucky Cement finds some luck in…Iraq

The cement company’s Iraqi operations have finally commenced.

After a lucky streak, Clover stumbles in 2020

How does a company go from having its best year in 2019, to its worst year in seven years in 2020?

How can the Asaan Mobile Account change Pakistan?

Pakistan has a huge unbanked population. How can AMA make them prosper?

This 18-year-old wants to put your own personal safety in the palm of your hands

What would you do if you are walking down the street and saw a fight break out? For 18-year-old high school student...

Big changes at Packages

While Packages is now a massive organization it has gone through a major change in the previous year

Can Easypaisa sustain post-Telenor’s exit?

With Telenor Pakistan’s sale to PTCL, key synergies between the bank and telco evaporate

Hyundai Pakistan’s Kashmir day saga

The overlords of the internet bore down on Hyundai and the consequences were not pretty

Despite Covid, Pakistan’s remittances have risen. Here’s why.

The uptick in remittances during the pandemic was unexpected and has been received happily. But it is not necessarily good news in the long run

Viable payment solutions

“I’d prefer a little less competent freelancer with a PayPal account over someone with excellent skills but no access to PayPal,” said...

Naya minister, meet purani ministry

The minister is already inheriting the purani ministry and if he fails to come up with a strategy for raising revenue, he will be the same as the purana minister himself

As temperatures soar, so do Pak Elektron’s profits

The maker of the PEL brand of white goods witnesses a recovery in its appliances business, and better than expected power sales

The extraordinary TRG EGM saga

Zia Chishti went quietly as the EGM spelled a shakeup for TRG

Clicks instead of bricks

E-grocery, commonly phrased as online grocery is expected to grow 9.5 percent worldwide to become a $9.4 billion industry this year. In...

What is Reza Baqir thinking?

The State Bank Governor talks shop in this exclusive interview with Profit

An economic imperative: Adding women to Pakistan’s workforce in substantive numbers

Working longer hours than the usual nine-to-five, her day starting at 9 am but extended up to 7 pm a little more...