January 2025

Google Messages finally reverses an annoying change, making it easier to organize your contacts

Google again lets users set names and profile photos for their contacts in Google Messages The app moved to a social network style profile system in 2024 Profile sharing is apparently still available Google has announced that users of its Messages app will once again be able to set names and photos for their contacts […]

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This factor casts doubt on BTC price bullish recovery as US inflation report looms

The rapid recovery of Bitcoin (BTC), below $90,000 since Monday, suggests a bullish outlook. However, one factor casts doubt on the sustainability of these gains, pointing to significant downward volatility if impending U.S. inflation data is hotter than expected on Wednesday. This factor is the supply of major stablecoins, which has stalled, indicating the absence

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JPMorgan tells all its employees they must return to the office full time

JPMorgan Chase rolls out company-wide return-to-office mandate The 316,000 workers will have to work in the office full time Office work is “the best way to run the business” Banking giant JPMorgan Chase has ordered all of its 316,000 employees to return to the office full time, marking the end of the company’s flexible hybrid

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Pakistan, fourth largest exhibitor at Heimtextil

Listen to the article FRANKFURT: Pakistan is showcasing its textile sector at the world’s largest home textile exhibition, Heimtextil 2025, with a record number of exhibitors and a significant increase in its export prospects. The event, which began on January 14 in Frankfurt, Germany, brings together 2,800 exhibitors from 130 countries, with Pakistan becoming the

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Court rules against Prime Minister following repression of November 26 protests

Listen to the article A petition seeking legal action against Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has been filed in the District and Sessions Court of Islamabad over the violence during the November 26 protest. The petition, filed by the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party, was heard by Sessions Judge Azam Khan, Express News reported. PTI Chairman Barrister

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PM hails World Bank’s $20 billion commitment as key to Pakistan’s economic future

Listen to the article Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has welcomed the World Bank’s $20 billion commitment under its first-ever 10-year Country Partnership Framework (CPF) for Pakistan. This commitment, announced on Wednesday, aims to support Pakistan’s development priorities and aligns with the country’s economic transformation plan. In a post on his official social media account, the

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