All business coverage from Tehran.
From the bazaars of Grand Bazaar to the boutiques of Tajrish, a new economic reality is reshaping how ordinary Tehranis spend, save and survive.
A wave of new business openings across the capital is pulling skilled workers out of government offices and into startups, cafés, and boutique retailers — and employers are raising salaries to keep pace.
As the Islamic Republic enters an unpredictable transition period, employers and job-seekers in the capital are recalibrating fast — and the talent flows are unlike anything recruiters here have seen in a decade.
With a new political transition underway and summer heat pushing up household costs, ordinary Tehranis face a sharper set of financial pressures than at any point in recent years.
From currency volatility to a leadership transition that has rattled investor confidence, Tehran's commercial sector is entering the second half of the year under serious strain.
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