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August 24, 2024

News Desk

Noise pollution concerns the well-being of Dubai’s Gen Z: study

A representational image depicting a person wearing headphones while crossing a street in a city. — Unsplash/Archive A new study has revealed that noise pollution in the luxurious Gulf city of Dubai is a major concern for Generation Z, as many of them see it as a major factor that disturbs their well-being. Specifically, the study was conducted by Buro Happold’s Urban C:Labs in collaboration with Heriot-Watt University in Dubai. It will be presented at the Inter-Noise 2024 conference in Nantes, France Khaleej Times. The study was led by Pooja Ganatra, who is a senior sustainability consultant, noise expert and

July 26, 2024

News Desk

Stocks fall on political noise, IPP levies

KARACHI: The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) on Thursday succumbed to selling pressure after two sharply higher sessions as the KSE-100 index fell over 900 points amid a chaotic political situation and uncertainty over the debt settlement of Chinese independent power producers ( IPPs). The stock market saw a promising start, continuing the positive momentum from previous sessions with the index hitting an intraday high of 79,776.95 points. Despite remaining in the green earlier in the day, bulls could not sustain the momentum as selling pressure gradually intensified. Eventually, the bears took over the market, dragging it deep into the red

July 23, 2024

News Desk

PSX plummets due to increased political noise

KARACHI: Continuing last week’s trend, the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) fell sharply on Monday as it lost nearly 1,600 points amid political uncertainty following the government’s move to potentially ban the main opposition party. Earlier, the session started on a seemingly positive note with the KSE-100 index hitting an intraday high of 80,085.63 points. However, the optimism proved short-lived as the index began to fall before midday. The downward trajectory was largely attributed to panic selling during the corporate earnings period. The decline was exacerbated by a combination of political unrest, outstanding debt from China’s independent power producers (IPPs) and

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