Time to think
Pakistan is celebrating 75 years of independence. A country made free not by revolution but by reason is undergoing one of the...
Value Trapped!
Will high inflation turn the tables in favour of local brands?
Influencer matchmaking AI is not the silver bullet it claims to be
While it has solved a lot of problems, a one-fit solution can never be our best bet
On KLF manels, and why financial inclusion for women matters
Think of this as the Profit female reporters’ manifesto on calling out corporate fluff.
Housing Reconstruction: Building Back Better
As of latest estimates more than 1.7 million houses have either been partially or completely destroyed by the great floods of 2022,...
On what women wear to work, and why it should be simpler
Traversing what is and what is not appropriate for work is very different for women than it is for men
Why overstaffing is not the biggest issue with our state-owned enterprises
....and how to fix it!
Customer experience – chai, culture, and happy customers
A company striving for greatness has to look no further than the happiness of its customers
The case for Pakistan
(Hint: it's not the next Indonesia)
Stocktaking of power sector challenges in NEPRA State of Industry Report
NEPRA released its State of Industry Report 2022 (SIR) on 30th September, 2022. This year's addition is particularly significant due to multiple...
Jo Banain Gai Khain Gai (We will eat what we make)
The main focus of our economic policy should be efficient production of exportable goods and agricultural products. Our standard of living faces a collapse due to a lack of industrial and agricultural production
Have we peaked yet?
The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) recently hiked interest rates by another 125 basis points, bringing the benchmark policy rate to a...
Millions of homes have been destroyed. Could we rebuild them with solar rooftops?
As of September 8, 2022, a total of 1.74 million homes have either been partially or fully destroyed across Pakistan during the...
The lopsided market structure of the automobile industry
Cars are supposed to go down in value. Here they are a fixed asset.
What options does Shehbaz have?
How can he stabilise an economy on the brink while building traction with voters at the same time?