Early Market Closures Trigger Rs. 20 Billion Revenue Shortfall for FBR
Pakistan’s tax machinery is facing renewed strain as early market shutdowns—driven by energy shortages and economic pressures—are projected to cut
AI Marketing Industry Racing Toward $300 Billion Sales as Companies Rapidly Increase Spending
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the global marketing landscape, with industry projections showing the AI-driven marketing sector could grow into
Diesel Tax Returns Overnight as Govt Increases Fuel Prices Again
The federal government has imposed a fresh petroleum levy of Rs. 28.7 per litre on high-speed diesel, while slightly reducing
Middle East War Could Cost Pakistan Up to $50 Billion Every Year
Officials briefed the committee, chaired by Syed Naveed Qamar, that international oil prices have already crossed $123 per barrel amid
Petrol Now At Rs. 399 per Litre in Pakistan After Latest Increase
The federal government on Thursday approved yet another increase in petroleum prices, raising both petrol and diesel rates for the
Even After War Taxes, FBR Turns Revised Target Into Rs. 683 Billion Shortfall
The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has once again fallen short of its tax collection target, with the gap widening
Driving License Fees Now Payable via Mobile Apps in Pakistan
The National Highways and Motorway Police has introduced a fully cashless system for the payment of driving license fees, allowing
Govt Extends Petrol Relief G, Orders No Increase in Public Transport Fares
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has approved a one-month extension of the fuel subsidy scheme benefiting motorcyclists along with public and
Hub Power’s BYD Earnings Nearly Wiped Out, Down 99.8% in a Year
Hub Power Company Limited has seen a sharp decline in earnings from its investment in China’s BYD project, with profits
Pakistan’s Dollar Reserves Rise $730 Million Ahead of Key IMF Board Review
Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves recorded a significant increase ahead of an important International Monetary Fund (IMF) board review scheduled next
