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Pakistan's $1.5 Billion E-Commerce Market Does the creator and group CEO of Daraz, the leading participant in Pakistan's $1.5 billion e-commerce market, believe that the nation is a challenging one to do business in? “Absolutely"
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Intriguing and Envious Workplace More than ever, the notion that happiness and success are correlated with having a "cool" job—a position you love in an intriguing, envious workplace—is pervasive today. 59% of the 2,000 Americans
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Country's Rising Inflation Everyone is seeking a second source of income in Pakistan after the Covid in order to make ends meet with the country's rising inflation. So, we decided to create a comprehensive guide
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Price: Rs.398,100 Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max is a flagship smartphone from the company Apple. Refresh Rate The 13 Pro and Pro Max use Samsung OLED panels with a 120 Hz refresh rate. The smartphone
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Products under Individual Plan Every time you sell a product under the Individual plan, you are required to pay $0.99. There is a $39.99 monthly fee for the Professional plan, regardless of how many goods
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In a little more than a year since US global e-commerce giant Amazon opened its doors to merchants from Pakistan, the nation has maintained its position as one of the top three nations using the
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Manufacturing of New iPhones According to sources familiar with the situation, Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday that Apple Inc. is abandoning plans to raise the manufacturing of its new iPhones this year after an anticipated
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Pakistanis Nonetheless Sent Back Money Despite a rise in inflation that has pushed the cost of living up globally in the post-Covid era, overseas Pakistanis nonetheless sent back more money in August, totaling $2.7 billion.
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Severance payment made by Twitter Elon Musk has expanded his list of justifications for wanting to cancel his $44 billion agreement to acquire the social media site. One of them is a severance payment made
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Disastrous monsoon rains and floods Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal stated on Friday that Pakistan anticipates reducing its projected Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth from 5% to 3% for the fiscal year 2022-2023 due to losses
