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With an aim to make the Meta-owned WhatsApp more user friendly, the messaging platform has announced that it is rolling out several new features, including emoji reactions, larger files and groups. WhatsApp is, without an
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WhatsApp Message Reactions have been a long-awaited feature for the messaging app. It had recently been tested with a limited set of beta testers by the Meta-owned company. The feature is now accessible in both
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Pakistan’s economy is expected to see further pressure in the wake of an aggressive hike in the benchmark interest rate by the US Federal Reserve. The capital market is also expected to see mounting pressure
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As religious segments lauded the decision of the Federal Shariat Court (FSC) regarding implementing an interest (Riba)-free banking system by December 2027, traders and business stakeholders appeared cautious in their optimism. Finance Minister Miftah Ismail
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Pakistan is a country where a person can earn as much as 3 to 5 thousand rupees per day with a cart of French fries in a posh area. Its surging population and about 70
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If you’re the owner of a business and want it to be successful, your sole focus should be on growth. After all, nobody wants to get into business to shrink their firm. The question is:
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A lot of people are curious about whether Donald Trump would be allowed back on the platform or not. Since Tesla owner Elon Musk has struck a deal to buy Twitter for $44 billion, a
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Are you trying to find a path to making money without a job? Or maybe you’re just fed up with your 9-to-5 job and want to do something else with your routine. Thankfully, the 9-to-5
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WhatsApp — the Meta-owned instant messaging app — is set to roll out another exciting feature for its users. This time around, the app would give its users the ability to change the app language.
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On Wednesday, the World Bank reduced Pakistan’s economic growth rate forecast by almost one per cent for the current fiscal year. The World Bank said the last-ditch energy subsidies by the outgoing government had left
