Alibaba confirms huge Hong Kong public listing worth at least $13bn
Alibaba will offer 500 million shares at a maximum of HK$188 apiece to retail investors, says company.
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Over 260 fake media outlets set up by Indian network to target Pakistan: report
Purpose of these fake news outlets is to influence international institutions and elected representatives, says report.
Google to offer bank accounts next year
The details of the project, named Cache, were first reported by the Wall Street Journal.
WhatsApp introduces new privacy controls, group invite system
The new features will help users decide who can add them to groups and enable them to accept or refuse group invites.
Chinese e-commerce giants report booming Singles Day sales
Alibaba says sales by merchants on its platforms totaled $27 billion between midnight and noon.
PM takes notice of officers' inaction on complaints lodged on Pakistan Citizen Portal app
PMO directs all ministries and departments to form five-member committees to conduct performance evaluation.
Apple Card probed for alleged gender discrimination
Apple customer service agents are unable to explain the disparity but blame it on the algorithm.
Public toilet finder app to be launched in KP
App aims to help people, especially tourists, find public toilets across KP.
Govt to fight price hike through Qeemat Punjab App
The step will bypass middlemen and hoarders whom government considers the main cause of inflation.
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Dubai airport begins using biometric tech at security
The airport debuted a new “smart tunnel” that allows air travellers to complete passport control in just 15 seconds.
Four Pakistani Americans win prestigious Hult Prize in America
The team from Rutgers University secured $1m in startup capital for their venture, Roshni Rides.
Can private ride-hailing services solve the commute crisis in Pakistan?
There are 45 people struggling for one seat in a public bus in Pakistan, says Careem GM.
Google says no India launch for radar-enabled Pixel 4 smartphone
The radar technology which operates on a frequency unallowed for civilian use in India is likely behind the decision.