Asiya Nayab

Senior News Editor at LAFFAZ, Asiya Nayab reports on startups, technology, and business ecosystems across India, MENA, and the United States. Her work translates complex topics in finance, digital marketing, and consulting into data-driven, actionable insights, empowering founders and early-stage entrepreneurs to make informed decisions.

Joined: 15 August 2021
Articles: 433

Akira Toriyama's work especially the "Dragon Ball" franchise has continually evolved alongside advancements in technology, leveraging animation, film and television production, video games, and merchandising to captivate audiences and expand its global footprint.

Features

Remembering Akira Toriyama, the creator of the Dragon Ball franchise

Do you know who is the creator of Dragon Ball? Many of us who know it, we've just got to know about it through the news of the death of Akira Toriyama.

Asiya Nayab
19 April 2024

At your organization or workplace, if you are swiping your ID card at every entrance, you know how important your ID card is. So, you need to protect it at all costs, and this is a job for badge reels.

Consumer Insights

Top 3 Benefits of Using Badge Reels

Badge reels are highly essential, not only they get your ID card the much-needed protection it needs. Badge reels make swiping cards as easy as pie all day.

Asiya Nayab
17 April 2024

Landscaping is more than just adding plants and flowers; it's about crafting outdoor spaces that are both functional and visually appealing.

Consumer Insights

Top Uses of Gravel in Landscaping Your Home’s Exterior

Gravel, a versatile material often overlooked, can play a significant role in transforming your home's exterior. Here's how...

Asiya Nayab
17 April 2024

It is impossible to understate the importance of IT support services in Australia. IT support is essential to the success of firms in a variety of industries, as it may improve corporate efficiency, guarantee data security, and enable remote work.

Resources

The Impact of IT Support Services in Australia

In the rapidly evolving modern technology setting, Australian businesses need more and more efficient and reliable IT support services to keep functioning.

Asiya Nayab
7 April 2024

Here are just some of the steps you can take to improve your home during those long summer months.

Consumer Insights

Home Jobs to Complete in Summer

While this weather is often accompanied by a variety of home improvement noises, don’t leave this all up to your neighbors - make sure you get in on the action as well!

Asiya Nayab
3 April 2024

Among its competition, Subko counts Third Wave Coffee, Blue Tokai, Rage Coffee, Slay Coffee, Sleepy Owl, and Seven Beans Co.

India News

Subko Coffee Roasters scores $10 Mn funding from Zerodha’s Nikhil Kamath, John Abraham, Gauri Khan family trust, and more

Mumbai-based Subko Coffee Roasters has recently raised a whopping $10 million in a funding round from Nikhil Kamath, The Gauri Khan Family Trust, John Abraham.

Asiya Nayab
1 April 2024

Be proud of your creation and get your music out there. With persistence and a great demo, exciting opportunities await.

Resources

How to Create a Demo – A Mini Guide

Your demo can open doors and lead to exciting opportunities. Follow these tips to create a professional, radio-ready demo.

Asiya Nayab
19 March 2024

If you're a sales manager, recruiter, or marketing specialist, you understand the weight a simple phone number carries. A direct line to someone can mean the difference between securing a deal, hiring top talent, or getting a foot in the door with a new contact.

Resources

The Ultimate Guide to Finding Someone’s Phone Number

Navigating the modern business landscape means frequently needing to reach out to contacts. A phone number search tool can be the game-changer.

Asiya Nayab
11 March 2024

Most of the students find it a better and easy alternative to writing their own. But universities demand your creativity rather than relying on AI-generated ideas.

Resources

Why Universities Discourage the Use of ChatGPT for Coursework Writing?

A report given by BBC News warns universities against the use of ChatGPT. An essay was graded with only 53% marks when the examiner found it was AI-generated.