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InfoTech is helping SECO and Kuwait Electric Company with their upcoming Automated Meter Reading (AMR) solution.

Pakistan and Afghanistan after a long series of negotiations have signed a ‘record note’ for revised transit...

The rupee is undervalued by at least 34 per cent, according to The Economist’s most recent calculations.

Come August 10 and Ali Shah will be back to the Pakistan Post office branch on Sharae Faisal to send money back home.

Community outsourcing or crowdsourcing is an ingenious idea that has revolutionised Google Maps and Wikipedia.

The government’s list of difficulties didn’t get any shorter this past week.

Processed and frozen food producers are vying to grab a bigger slice of the huge domestic market.

Every now and then we read statements in newspapers and blogs that Pakistan’s economic situation is not good.

More than a 100,000 powerlooms in Faisalabad remained shut for a fifth consecutive day.

Recommendations on the upcoming margin trading product have been made public by SECP.

The stock market ended on a positive note with the KSE-100 gaining 67.18 points to end at 10,296.

35 fund managers were surveyed to see what changes they expected in the interest rate in the next bimonthly policy.

NetSol Technologies Limited has said its decision to acquire subsidiaries will improve overall shareholders' wealth.

The Sindh government has expressed its displeasure over federal government’s failure to discuss tax related issues.

The Government of Sindh is set to establish four effluent treatment plants in five industrial zones of Karachi.

Federal Minister for Water and Power Raja Pervaiz Ashraf will visit Iran next month for further deliberations.

Dr Samar Mubarakmand has entered the race to find a permanent solution to the looming energy crisis.

A Voluntary Competition Compliance Code was introduced to promote individuals to correct their own violations.

Provincial governments have levied a 17 per cent General Sales Tax on certain services, in addition to the FED.

PaCCS will continue to operate during the next two months during which the government would decide its fate.