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Uber ceases operations in key Pakistani cities, including Karachi, Islamabad

  • After a record year of Pakistani startups raising $350 million in venture capital funding in 2021, reality set in in 2022
  • Major companies have since announced reducing services, laying off employees due to sluggish economic activity
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Bike-hailing services losing 90% business to Pakistan’s pillion-riding ban

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