US presidential candidates Donald Trump and Kamala Harris have different visions for America but their economic strategies are similar, even if the modalities differ. Both have promised to strengthen middle-income
US presidential candidates Donald Trump and Kamala Harris have different visions for America but their economic strategies are similar, even if the modalities differ. Both have promised to strengthen middle-income
• Orders third-party audit of Rs2.7bn spent on SCO event • Clears circular debt plan, POL supply deal with Azerbaijan ISLAMABAD: The Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) of the cabinet on
KARACHI: The ever-increasing power supply bills have lately assumed the status of a major existential threat to Pakistan. Some apologists still try justifying them with various pretexts. This is despite
KARACHI: The much-delayed reforms to fix the working of Pakistan’s crippling state-owned enterprises (SOEs) are the missing link to a bright future for the country and a key to making
ISLAMABAD: Land fragmentation is a significant issue in Pakistan, where agricultural land is divided into smaller and smaller plots over generations. In Punjab, the most agriculturally productive region of Pakistan,
KARACHI: Industrialists and businessmen have appealed to the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) to slash its policy rate by 300 to 500 basis points (bps) to provide relief to industries
ISLAMABAD: The four provincial governments have missed the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) deadline to pass new legislation for increasing the agricultural income tax rate to 45% by the end of
KARACHI: Experts emphasise that Pakistani authorities and Information Technology (IT) companies must aggressively pursue follow-ups on deals and collaborations made at GITEX (Gulf Information Technology Exhibition) Global this year, where
ISLAMABAD: The fundamental assumptions used to finalise the $7 billion deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have gone haywire within a month of its approval, leaving the authorities concerned
The final bidding process for the privatisation of Pakistan International Airlines attracted just one bid of Rs10 billion for a 60% stake in the national flag carrier, the Privatisation Ministry