karachi

There's a nice readers club in Karachi (sort of like Netflix for DVDs, except it's for books), but I don't live in Karachi.

That's interesting, because my Urdu speaking family in Karachi always says darchini for some reason.

If you want to relive the old days of trading before HFT, go execute a large trade on Karachi Stock Exchange.

China is also building a massive trade route through Pakistan to the Gwadar and Karachi ports in Iran and Pakistan, very close to Iraq + India and near Afghanistan[4].

Likewise for nearby Pakistan, a possessor of nuclear weapons (and victim of recent Taliban attacks at Karachi airport); the insurgency there isn't just bad for the innocent peoples of Pakistan, it's bad for the rest of the world including America.

But why would there have to be a company that owns the market globally - from Karachi to Karlsruhe, from Amsterdam to New York, taking 20%, killing competition by it's pure überstrong market presence, brand and financial backing.

> But why would there have to be a company that owns the market globally - from Karachi to Karlsruhe, from Amsterdam to New York, taking 20%, killing competition by it's pure überstrong market presence, brand and financial backing.

"BreakingNews is excited to tell everyone that At least 17 people killed, 45 others injured after a passenger train collides with a freight train near Pakistan's Karachi."

Pakistan and China are also planning a railway network between China's eastern provinces and sea port in Karachi.

That literally just happened the other day, after Pakistan Taliban forces attacked the airport at Karachi.

Do you have offices in NM and Karachi, or do you have employees in these cities who work from home?