The rupee on Friday depreciated by 10 paisa against the US dollar in the interbank trading and closed at Rs280.71 against the previous day's closing of Rs280.61. However, according to the Forex ...

At 9:52am, the local currency was hovering at 280.47, only 1 paisa lower than the previous day’s close. On Wednesday, the rupee had settled at 280.46 against the greenback. Internationally ...

Against Saudi Riyal, the PKR lost 4 paise for buying and 1 paise for selling, closing at 74.50 and 75.17, respectively.

Pakistan has reached a significant milestone ... In March 2025, remittances soared to 4.1 billion US dollars, marking a historic high. This influx reflects the growing support of overseas ...

The rupee had closed Tuesday's session with a gain of 30 paise at 85.80 against the dollar. The rupee sustained its rally for the third straight session and settled with a gain of 12 paise at 85. ...

Launching the competition on April 16, Project Eleven said it is offering 1 Bitcoin (BTC) to whoever cracks the biggest chunk of a Bitcoin key using a quantum computer within the next year.

Project Eleven, a quantum computing research organization, has announced the launch of the Q-Day Prize, a global challenge offering 1 BTC to the first team able to break an elliptic curve ...

If the bets are to be believed, the losses added up to over $1 million on the stream that lasted two and a half hours. That is more than made up for by the revenue the stream generates ...

Jamieson made it even better when he took out Irfan Khan in his second over, leaving Pakistan on the mat at 1/3. More damage was done with the new ball as Jamieson dislodged Shadab Khan ...

The result meant a resounding 4-1 series win for New Zealand, who were barely tested except in the second T20I where Hasan Nawaz's brilliance gave Pakistan their lone win of the series.

The federal government has raised Rs1.22 trillion through the auction of Treasury bills (T-bills) and Pakistan Investment Bonds (PIBs), according to data released by the State Bank of Pakistan.