A shakeup brews in Lahore’s elite schools network
As LGS faces an unlikely competitor from within, what will the shape of elite private education be in the future?
Explainer: How real is the threat of SBP going rogue?
A look at the proposed SBP Amendment Act that is meant to empower the central bank, and why it might not matter much, or for too long.
Will the India-model work for Pakistan’s EdTech startups?
Profit investigates if, despite very similar market conditions, replicating a Byju’s like model is a foregone conclusion for Pakistani EdTech startups?
Flight to the dollar and the new shape of currency supports
As demand for the greenback skyrockets, the central bank finds itself forced into novel forms of interventions to keep the exchange rate from falling
Nazar na lag jaye, haye – this week in Pakistan’s business and economics twitterverse
This week we’re talking about capitalism, enviable taxes that warrant laal mirch to cast off nazar, fast ecommerce, and of course the...
What in the world happened with the PSL media rights bid?Â
On the 23rd of December, Geo and ARY found themselves sitting across a table with the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) in the...
The year that was: The highs and lows of the stock market
Continued waves of Covid-19 marred what was supposed to be a strong recovery year
Pakistanis do not hold $20 billion in crypto. Here’s why
The misconception came from a confusion between assets held and volume traded
Newsmakers 2021
Profit takes a look back at the most significant names that were in the headlines for the year past, what note they ended their year on, and what the year ahead might have in store for them
Airlift may have hit a billion, but is it for real?
There is more than meets the eye in Airlift’s evolution from mass transit startup to a quick commerce unicorn
Who will buy Samba Bank and why?
A set of traditional and non-traditional buyers are lining up to make their bid for Pakistan’s smallest bank
Who cares what the State Bank has to say any more?
The SBP has to put money where its mouth is to make the market believe it
Gas shortages hit, Refinery closures loom
Gas shortages have forced disconnections for industry while refineries closures are looming around the country due to rising furnace oil stocks that the power sector is not lifting. This winter finds the country in an unusually sharp fuel supply crisis. All this was foreseen when tenders for winter LNG cargoes failed and refiners were warning for months of forced closures if their inventories continue mounting. Profit brings you a close look at the unfolding crisis.
How can the Asaan Mobile Account change Pakistan?
Pakistan has a huge unbanked population. How can AMA make them prosper?
Grocery delivery and meme game – this week in Pakistan’s business and economics twitterverse
This week there seemed to be a lot of talk about grocery delivery and how the so-called disruptions aren’t disruptions as much...