Zia Chishti resigned from the artificial-intelligence company he founded after a former employee accused him of sexual misconduct. By Maria Cramer The chief executive of Afiniti, an artificial ...

Zia Chishti, 50 - the founder of software company Afiniti, which also employs Princess Beatrice as its vice-president of strategy and partnerships - allegedly beat 23-year-old Tatiana Spottiswoode.

Bowing slightly to allow Pakistan's president to fasten the yellow-ribboned medal around his neck, Zia Chishti had every reason to look proud. Fresh from building three companies which he claims ...

Zia Chishti, the politically-connected Washington entrepreneur, sued an ex-employee who he says lied to the Judiciary Committee. An old arbitration report tells another story.

A sexual harassment scandal, multimillion-dollar lawsuits, defaulted loans, and a halted tender offer: the story surrounding TRG Pakistan and its controversial ex-CEO, Zia Chishti, has become a litmus ...

Princess Beatrice is employed in New York as vice-president of strategy and partnerships at Afiniti, which is fighting allegations that Zia Chishti sexually assaulted a female staff member.

The entrepreneur is trying to rejoin the board of TRG Pakistan, an investment firm that is the biggest shareholder in Afiniti ...

(Bloomberg) -- TRG Pakistan Ltd. shares tumbled after the company said Chief Executive Officer Zia Chishti has resigned from all roles in the company.Most Read from BloombergReliving the New York ...

Zia Chishti was born to American-Pakistani parents and returned to his mother’s native land after the death of his father. He is now known as the founder of two billion-dollar companies.

“We look at the history of the agent—the last 100, 1,000, 10,000 calls the agent has taken,” explains CEO Zia Chishti. “Almost all of them are with different people. If you look at the differing ...

Chishti and Afiniti are based out of the US, but it has roots into a range of local businesses globally in part by way of its well-connected team of advisors and local leaders. Among them ...

Zia Chishti wants to show that the nation once called “the world’s most dangerous place” is now safe for business. In the northern snow-capped peaks of Pakistan, ...