A fund of one’s own
Worried about how to save for an emergency? Don’t worry, we have a plan.
A timely analysis of Karachi’s public transit woes
Hasan and Raza pay attention to the finer details in ‘Karachi’s Public Transport: Origins, Evolution and Future Planning.’
Is the Cloud First Policy a step towards digitising the country?
The policy has made many tall claims, but will it be able to come through on any of them?
Is the PSL good business? For the PCB, yes. For the teams, not so much
The implementation of a new revenue sharing model has the hopes of the franchises up. But do some of them even want to run it like a business?
Barrick Gold is coming back to Reko Diq
To understand why we’re 30 years behind schedule we have to turn back the clock.
Hyundai Pakistan’s Kashmir day saga
The overlords of the internet bore down on Hyundai and the consequences were not pretty
Is a third LNG terminal just a pipe dream?
No hot water, no gas heaters, and no gas for cooking in peak winters. What in the world is going on?
How Samin Textiles became Waves Home Appliances
Pakistani corporations are looking for alternatives to Initial Public Offerings
A guide on how to avoid financial fraud
If something seems too good to be true, it most likely is not true.
Understanding unemployment
There is very little understanding of this very important economic indicator
What is Pakistan’s telecommunications future?
Profit sits down with Telenor CEO Irfan Wahab to discuss the state of the telecom industry
So you want to have a credit card in Pakistan? Here’s all you need to know
Credit cards are treated with suspicion in Pakistan. But what does the average citizen need to know about holding (or not holding) plastic money
Could gaming emerge as Pakistan’s underdog industry?
VCs already have an eye out for an industry that potentially has access to a global $200 billion network
Pakistan is pretty connected for air travel
The country has more direct and indirect international flight connections than you might think
IMF – Back to square 1
More rate hikes, currency depreciation, taxes, expenditure restraints are now on the cards as the government finally moves to unwind its stimulus measures and return to stabilization with the resumption of the IMF program.