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Pakistan - WhatsApp Has long been working on a desktop app for Windows, which evidently is independent of a mobile phone. However, earlier today, the Meta company has launched its beta version that is now
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Pakistan - Pakistan IT Industry About a month back, it was reported that Pakistan’s IT and IT-enabled services exports increased by 42% to $635 million in the first three months of the fiscal year 2021-22.
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Pakistan - Dr Asif Mahmood Jah - the Federal Tax Ombudsman - has unearthed a unique oscam involving tax officials. According to details, the tax officials asked for account holders' information from various banks by
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Pakistan - Pakistan’s rice exports showed a comeback during Q1-FY22, rising against a low base from the corresponding period last year - owing to the Covid-19 pandemic. However, rice exports are still struggling to get
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Pakistan - Islamabad has paid over Rs26 billion to China in interest for putting a $4.5 billion Chinese trade finance facility into use. The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) laid forth its annual financial statement,
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USA - Facebook, in what appears to be a major rebrand, has changed its name to Meta. At the Connect 2021 event today (Friday), CEO Mark Zuckerberg introduced Meta - bringing together technologies and apps
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Saudi Arabia - The rupee bounced back to gain Rs2.5 against the US dollar, on Wednesday, in the interbank market - closing the trade at Rs172.78. According to experts, the Pakistani currency gained strength after
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Pakistan - The price of one tola of gold saw a further increase in its price on Tuesday. With a spike of over Rs4,200, one tola of gold has now reached an all-time high of
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Pakistan - The Facebook-owned communication platform, WhatsApp, is working on some new features that are set to be rolled out in the future. WhatsApp, reportedly, is at work on a feature named “global voice message
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Pakistan - akistan’s current account deficit remained at $3.4 billion in the first quarter (July-September) of this fiscal year - 2021-22 - due to a spike in imports mixed with higher international commodity prices. The
