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KARACHI: Amid efforts at regulating AI, the government of Pakistan may be missing out on an important opportunity: tapping into the cost-saving potential that AI offers.
KARACHI: The sudden yet short-lived US dollar surge following Donald Trump’s victory in the Nov 5 US elections has once again rung alarm bells for currency markets in Pakistan, a country that...
KARACHI: Former Chairperson of the Pakistan Software Houses Association (P@SHA) Muhammad Zohaib Khan has clarified that the claim of VPNs being completely banned in Pakistan is incorrect.
KARACHI: The KSE-100 index is on an eye-popping run: it closed at a record high on Thursday, crossing the 100,000 mark two days after witnessing its highest-ever, single-day decline of 3,506 points.
KARACHI: The European Union's announcement that it has lifted the ban on Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), allowing it to resume its direct
KARACHI: Pakistan's inflation rate dropped to 4.9 per cent, its lowest level in 6.5 years in November 2024, bringing some relief to the country's economic journey.
KARACHI: Pakistani authorities keep hobbling the internet. Its latest stunt of monitoring social media platforms is proving to be damaging for
KARACHI: In a year marked by fluctuating economic and social conditions, Pakistan's consumer confidence has experienced a remarkable shift, according to the latest survey by research company Ipsos.
KARACHI: The State Bank of Pakistan's (SBP) 200 basis points (bps) rate cut is largely being seen as a step in the right direction by experts, but they say that more needs to be done to revive the economy.
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