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November 3, 2025

News Desk

The government needs to cut wages and corporate taxes

KARACHI: It’s that time of the year again when millions of salaried Pakistanis are busy filing their tax returns. Alongside this annual ritual, an important debate has emerged on social media – how much of Pakistan’s total tax revenue actually comes from wage earners? The debate, while emotional, should be seen as a healthy sign of public awareness. But more than just comparing levies, it should help policymakers think about whether our tax system is fair, just and progressive. Wages in Pakistan remain among the lowest in the world, and even in regional comparison, our labor remains extremely cheap. This

October 27, 2025

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KSE-100 falls amid refresh week volatility, corporate earnings uncertainty

The market traded within a narrow range, touching an intraday high of 163,570.83 and a low of 161,766.61 Pakistan’s stock market started the week lower, with the KSE-100 index slipping 1,140 points to close at 162,163.81, down 0.70% from the previous session’s close of 163,304.13. The market traded in a narrow range on Monday, hitting an intraday high of 163,570.83 and a low of 161,766.61. Investor sentiment remained fragile due to the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting, which led to cautious trading and widespread profit-taking, particularly in the energy and manufacturing sectors. KTrade Securities, in its market, noted that the

October 8, 2025

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Pakistan, Malaysia swears to revive corporate relationship agreement

Islamabad: Pakistan and Malaysia emphasized the need to accelerate renewal and implement the overall economic cooperation agreement. The Deputy Minister of Investment, Commerce and Industry of Malaysia met with Pakistan’s Minister of Commerce for Trade Jam Kamal Khan on the sidelines of the Business and Investment Conference in Kuala Lumpur. Jam Kamal accompanies Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif during his visit to Malaysia from October 5-7. During the meeting, the two ministers exchanged views on economic and trade relations. They discussed opportunities to strengthen corporate relationships in various areas, including IT, AI, semiconductors, cars, aviation, agrarian and halal trade. The two

September 1, 2025

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Jim Jarmusch is worried about Israeli ties in corporate funding for the latest movie

US veteran Jim Jarmusch said Sunday that he was worried that one of the distributors of his last film had taken money from a company with ties with the Israeli army. However Jarmusch, an independent director who made films such as Stranger from paradise; Dead and Broken flowersHe said he considered all corporate cash to be “dirty”. Jarmusch shows his latest movie Father mother sister sister At the Venice Film Festival, with Mubi, a boutique distribution platform and the continuous flow platform, due to promoting the image in many markets. However, Mubi has accelerated the dispute this year by accepting

August 8, 2025

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The team proposes a reduction in corporate tax, a refund in 72 hours

Listen to the article Islamabad: Industrial Policy Committees have proposed to reduce the tax rate of companies and to introduce a 72 -hour money refund system. At a high -level meeting in Pakistan’s industrial policy, sub -entities for tax rationalization and export boosting reforms are recommended to attract investment and boost exports. The meeting was chaired by Prime Minister’s Special Assistant (SAPM) for industries and production, Haroon Akhtar Khan and watched Prime Minister Rana Ehsan Afzal, federal revenue officials and other key members. One of the main recommendations was to gradually reduce the income tax rate from 29% to 26%

February 17, 2025

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A weak corporate culture

Listen to the article Islamabad: The economic landscape of Pakistan is a complex wallpaper woven with threads of tradition, culture and modernity. As the country is trying to put it as a competitive player in the world market, the role of corporate culture is becoming increasingly important. Corporate culture, characterized by professional management, transparent governance and value -based progress, is essential for promoting economic growth and productivity. However, Pakistan faces unique challenges in cultivating a strong corporate culture, mainly due to the absence of large multinational companies and the dominance of family businesses. One of the most notable challenges in

January 29, 2025

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PSX reduces as weak corporate profits, politics weaken the feeling

Broker is busy with Pakistan’s Stock Exchange in Karachi on Wednesday 1 January 2025. – PPI The market reduces 543 points, or -0.48%, closing to 111.487.36. Intraday High in 112.569.89, but the sale pressure prevails. The KSE-100 index touches a low of 111,157.18 points. Stocks retreated on Wednesday, as frustrating corporate profits and persistent financial uncertainties prompted high -level investors to unload positions, with the index oscillating wildly in unstable trade. The Pakistani Stock Exchange (PSX) reference index hit an intraodam high of 112,569.89, but failed to maintain the rally, closing at 111.487.36, below 543.00 points or 0.48%. At the

September 10, 2024

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Wall Street fears Harris tax plan could cut US corporate profits if she wins US election

NEW YORK: Wall Street is expecting a hit to corporate earnings and the stock market if Democratic presidential nominee and U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris wins in November and implements promised tax increases. Tax policy has become a focus for investors ahead of the Nov. 5 election. Republican nominee and former President Donald Trump and Harris, who are debating Tuesday night, are in a statistical situation. Wealth advisers say they have fielded questions from investors about how to prepare for potential changes. “Tax policy is a huge, huge concern for investors,” said chief investment officer Yung-Yu Ma of BMO US

August 9, 2024

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Corporate results fuel PSX rally

KARACHI: The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) rallied and rose around 750 points, boosted by strong corporate earnings and expectations of government measures to manage its external account and ensure debt rollover. In the morning, the trading day started on a positive note with continued fluctuations in the KSE-100 index well after noon. Investors were unenthusiastic and the index was almost flat in the first half after which it hit an intraday low of 77,085.48. Later, the stock market surged in a sharp rally that took the index to an intraday high of 77,969.27. A big boost came from the financial

July 15, 2024

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The “Gen Z boss and a mini” meme is the best kind of corporate turmoil

TikTok has recently been swept by the ‘Gen Z Boss And A Mini’ trend, grabbing users’ attention with its catchy and playful catchphrases. This viral sensation started with a video posted by @maisieisobel_ last month, in which a group of friends creatively described their nightwear. “Boots and a slick back bun / cowboy boots and a blowie / sambas and a little red bag,” they chanted, inspiring countless others to join. Beauty company TBH Skincare they quickly jumped on the trend, creating their own version to describe their brand with phrases like: “Gen Z boss and a mini / Itty

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