After pandemic losses, Pearl Continental is well on the mend. But did their problems run deeper?

The hospitality business is seeing a return towards pre-pandemic times but how has the company changed during that time?

Pakistan has proven cricket can be profitable without India. That’s why we can afford to snub them

The BCCI has acted with no regard for Pakistan or any other country in world cricket. This is why the response should be in equal measure

Round two: Mitchell’s back on the market

Two major shareholders are considering options including a bid to sell 40.64 percent of their holdings in the company

There is a bidding war for a loss making fertilizer plant. But why?

Fauji Fertilizer and Maple Leaf have fired their first salvos in the bidding war for Agritech Ltd

How the PIA privatisation became a train wreck inside a dumpster fire

PIA will go up for bidding once again depending on what cabinet makes of it. In the meantime, everybody is trying to make bank

Since the 2022 floods, farmers have been enjoying higher yields. This Kharif season might buck the trend

The seasons started off with concerns surrounding the availability of water and ended with a monsoon season that was less than inspiring for many crops. What might the carnage look like?

Lahore’s smog isn’t difficult to understand. Neither is the solution to it

The causes of smog are clear: bad fuel, crop burning, and dirty sources of energy. The answers aren’t all that complicated, and they don’t necessarily have to involve India

Supernet is fixated on the Fixed Local Loop (FLL) Licenses. But why?

Supernet Limited’s Fixed Local Loop (FLL) licenses will replace its Customer Value Added Services License, but why does the company want to go down that path?

Out of sight and out of mind, just like the brokers and investors like it

PSX is not the only market where company shares are traded. There is also this market on the side

The govt is becoming increasingly sophisticated about debt management. Is it too little too late?

The 2024 fiscal numbers reveal a transient debt management strategy driven by enhanced liquidity. But eventual success rests on long term reforms and global economic conditions

Zong had the headstart in 4G internet. How did it fall behind?

The race to become the dominant provider of mobile broadband internet has been intense from the start, but the initial leader has given up its crown to Jazz

The solar glut has come to Pakistan

As consumers embrace off-grid alternatives, the grid's sustainability comes into question

Pakistan can now import GMO soybeans. Here’s what it means for your monthly grocery bill. 

GMO soybeans are an efficient source of edible oil but more important poultry feed, and their import could mean a reduction in chicken prices. 

The shadow of Dar’s tax policies continues to haunt corporate Pakistan

The taxation rules were changed in 2023. The example of Mari Petroleum’s recent bonus share tax meltdown is telling of how well the changes have taken root

Davaam, the refill station startup, has a $120,000 grant from the World Bank. What are they using it for?

Davaam’s whole thing is sustainability. Their immediate plan is to reduce plastic waste and fight period poverty