Three factors weakening the omnichannel business case in Pakistan
Breaking news! Dinosaurs in charge of the largest fashion retailers took no action to innovate despite research proving the monetary effectiveness of omnichannel integrations.
Kitchen Cuisine is thriving yet struggling. Will it rise to the occasion once more?
The untold story of one of Pakistan’s most inspiring local food chains
How the Hashimi Can Company literally went up in flames
A Field marshal’s son, the storming of a factory, fire, revival, and the coronavirus. The Hashimi Can story has not been boring to say the least
The auditors want to leave
Deloitte’s left, and EY is reportedly on the verge of a similar decision. We explain what is happening and why it can hit Pakistan hard
Fintechs, Zakat cuts, and Linkden ‘wins’ – this week in Pakistan’s business and economics twitterverse
With Ramzan in sight and prices skyrocketing, it was a slow week
Why are employee stock option plans important for startups?
On Wednesday, the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) officially allowed private companies to offer Employee Stock Option Plan (ESOP) to...
Why are advertising agencies terrible at talent retention?
A culture that values acquisition over retention, across all industries, eventually translates to weak initiatives towards its human capital as well. Profit explores the deeper issues with advertising agencies as they struggle to prove or demonstrate stability to clients
Summit Bank to get a new CEO
After years of losses and being in the limelight for all the wrong reasons, the bank will be looking for normalcy
Highnoon meets the hype
After being named a high-performance company by Forbes, Highnoon performed highly
Pak Suzuki has a lousy year, but a promising last quarter
The company’s fourth quarter helped improve overall financial results
Hammad Azhar: The new poster boy for PTI
Almost everybody has an opinion on the new finance minister. Will he survive the job?
He’s Reza Baqir, not undercover agent Baqir
With the SBP autonomy bill up for debate, governor SBP is back to being scrutinised by the media and critics for his history at the IMF
Here comes the rupee roller-coaster
We have seen this movie before: the rupee crashes, then stabilizes, then the government takes it too far in keeping the exchange rate constant. Here is what you can do to survive the inevitable crash that will come soon
Eurobonds, Margot Robbie, and snooty LUMS grads- this week in Pakistan’s business and economics twitterverse
In a week that saw the replacement of a finance minister, a lot else was going on
Can this Saudi tycoon finally convince the government to waive KE’s problems?
Despite being a minority shareholder in KE, the tycoon visited Pakistan for two days, and tried to remove any impediments for SEP’s proposed acquisition.