Imposter syndrome and thrift stores – this week in Pakistan’s business and economics Twitterverse
We have got an exhaustive list of the high and lows from the business and economics end of Pakistani social media this...
Confusions galore as Rs 0.75 tax on calls sends telecom industry scrambling
When Finance Minister Shaukat Tarin announced that the government was imposing an additional tax of Rs0.75 on each call exceeding the 5...
Semiconductor chip shortage to impact Pakistan
The first commercially available semiconductor chip in the world was manufactured in 1971, by Intel (a company which itself had only been...
The saga at HUM continues
With a second straight year of losses and fall in revenue, things are still not as bad as they could be
Is Tapal worth $1 billion?
The largest tea company in Pakistan has been private for decades. Its disinterest in ever going public is a case study for why some of Pakistan's most desirable companies choose to remain away from the public equity markets.
Don’t mess with rich parents
Profit explains the scuffle between the TPL empire and Bol empire...over a position at a small, elite school
PSX’s hospitality and taxation troubles – this week in Pakistan’s business and economics Twitterverse
A lot was happening this week, with suggestions to have the PSX learn something from lawn mania, SMEs having a smug moment,...
After hitting Karachi, the donut revolution is coming to Lahore
With franchises like Dunkin Donuts losing popularity, O Donuts is coming to Lahore and does not want to stop there
UBL discards its little known Swiss subsidiary
That’s right, UBL had a Swiss subsidiary since 1967
Everything you need to know about Pakistan’s likely fall from emerging to frontier market
The glass is not half full, it’s leaking
In the war between TCS and the startups, who will emerge the King of eCommerce logistics?
TCS has the infrastructure and the legacy. The startups have the technology. Who will win?
The Suzuki Mehran is dead. What 800cc car will take its place?
Car prices are going to go down after the budget. But will they mean relief for customers or more difficulty in finding a car
The glass is definitely half empty – this week in Pakistan’s business and economics Twitterverse
There was a lot going on this week, which is why there is such an extensive number of tweets we have covered...
Cabinet tensions and major mismanagement: Everything to know about Engro Elengy’s dry docking dramaÂ
Here is what happened. A stationary ship used by Engro to regassify and store LNG was due for maintenance, which was delayed...
PABC, Pakistan’s only can-maker, seeks IPO
The company plans to raise Rs3.3 billion