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Economic downturn forces top Pakistani startup to cease operations

  • Startup said it would ensure its employees were provided salaries for the months of July and August 
  • A few Pakistani startups last month restricted their services and laid off workers
By Arab News Pakistan ·

Investment in Pakistani startups surges to $200 million this year with country’s largest funding round

By KHURSHID AHMED    ·

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