Chaos after India’s biggest airline cancels 1,200 flights
NEW DELHI: Chaos gripped Indian airports on Thursday after the country’s biggest airline IndiGo cancelled over 1,200 flights, stranding thousands...
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Buying returns to bourse, KSE-100 up nearly 140 points
Positive sentiments returned to the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), with the benchmark KSE-100 index gaining nearly 140 points during trading...
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PTA imposes stringent conditions on Telenor acquisition
Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has linked a numbers of stringent conditions to acquisition of Telenor Pakistan (private) limited and Orion...
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Punjab Enforcement and Regulatory Authority (PERA) Announces New Job Opportunities, Here’s How to Apply
The Punjab Enforcement and Regulatory Authority (PERA) has opened 104 vacancies for the role of Investigation Officer (BPS-11). Both male...
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Controversial social media posts case: Islamabad court rejects Imaan Mazari’s acquittal application
An Islamabad district and sessions court rejected on Thursday an application submitted by lawyer and rights activist Imaan Zainab Mazari-Hazir,...
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Crucial NFC session finally kicks off after months of delay
After months of delay, the National Finance Commission (NFC) met on Thursday, marking a critical step toward initiating formal negotiations...
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Australian shares rise as copper surge lifts mining stocks
Australian shares ended higher on Thursday as mining stocks got a boost from record-high copper prices, outweighing losses in property...
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Russia is still exporting plenty of oil — but earning far less to fund its war on Ukraine
Russian President Vladimir Putin.Getty ImagesRussia's oil exports remain steady, but energy revenues have dropped sharply this year.US sanctions on major...
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Gold slips as investors turn cautious ahead of Fed meeting
Gold dipped on Thursday as investors booked profits and turned cautious ahead of next week’s U.S. Federal Reserve meeting, awaiting...
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India central bank to tolerate weaker Indian rupee as inflows dry up, sources say
MUMBAI: India’s central bank will tolerate a weaker Indian rupee as the country’s external sector confronts multiple headwinds including a...
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