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FBCCI emphasises political stability

FBCCI emphasises political stability

The leaders of the country's apex business forum, Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industries (FBCCI), yesterday observed that if…

ICCB for more realistic approach to attain SDGs

Bangladesh should take more realistic approach, devising specific agenda for attaining the Sustainable Development Goals, the International Chamber of Commerce, Bangladesh (ICCB) said, reports BSS. In an editorial comment, the ICCB quarterly news bulletin for October-December 2015 said that financing…

�MNP launch to improve quality of mobile phone service�

With the launch of Mobile Number Portability (MNP) the quality of mobile phone service will improve, State Minister for Posts and Telecommunications, Tarana Halim, told The Independent. Tarana said MNP service will start this March and Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission is now waiting…

Oil rebounds back above $32

AFP, LONDON: Oil prices rallied sharply yesterday, regaining $32 per barrel as traders mulled talk of an OPEC-Russia coordinated output cut to curb oversupply. At about 1800 GMT, Brent North Sea crude for delivery in March jumped $1.84 at $32.34 per barrel. US benchmark West Texas Intermediate for March…

Telcos following �go slow� policy: Tarana

The telecom operators are following “go slow” policy in the ongoing biometric SIM and Removable User Identity Module (R-UIM) registration, State Minister for Posts and Telecommunications, Tarana Halim told The Independent yesterday Expressing her dissatisfaction over the progress of re-registration…
iPhone sales to fall for first time

iPhone sales to fall for first time

AFP, SAN FRANCISCO: Apple raised the specter of the end of a technological era after reporting Tuesday the slowest growth sales ever of its market-leading,…

Oil shocks and price swings

AFP, PARIS: The roller coaster of oil prices. 1973: The Yom Kippur war and first oil shock  On October 16, 1973, ten days after an Egyptian/Syrian offensive is launched against Israel, six Gulf OPEC members raise oil prices by 70 percent. It is the first time since the oil cartel was formed…
Toyota keeps top global automaker crown

Toyota keeps top global automaker crown

AFP, TOKYO: Toyota yesterday  kept the title of world’s biggest automaker for the fourth straight year after saying it sold 10.15 million vehicles…
World steel output 
drops after 5yr rise

World steel output drops after 5yr rise

AFP, PARIS:  Reflecting a global economic slowdown, worldwide steel production dropped 2.8 per cent last year to 1.62 billion tons, just under half…

Technical glitch disrupts DSE trading again

Some 30 brokerage houses on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), including LankaBangla Securities, could not execute trade on yesterday due a technical malfunction, report agencies. Meanwhile, stocks fell for the six consecutive sessions yesterday with key index of the DSE dipped below the 4,600-mark…

395 industrial plots still unallocated Says Amu

Industries Minister Amir Hossain Amu yesterday told Parliament that 395 industrial plots of 20 BSCIC estates are awaiting allotments across the country, reports UNB. A process to allocate plots among potential entrepreneurs is underway through district-level plot allotment committees, headed by Deputy…

3-day seminar on renewable energy begins at DU

A three-day national seminar and exhibition on “Renewable Energy to Achieve Sustainable Development Goals: Bangladesh Perspectives” began at Dhaka University (DU) Mukarram Hossain Khandker Science Building yesterday. State Minister for Power, Energy and Mineral Resources Nasrul Hamid joined…

975 BTCL telephone lines disconnected in Dhaka

Nearly 975 telephone lines of Bangladesh Telecommu-nications Company Limited (BTCL) under Jatrabari exchange in the capital was disconnected due to stolen cable, reports BSS. BTCL clients in Sain board, Tushar dhara, Giri dhara, Bhuigar, Saddam Market, Medical road, Shaheed nagar, Muzahid nagar, Habib…

P&G profit soars as core sales turn positive

AFP, NEW YORK:  US consumer products giant Procter & Gamble reported a jump in second-quarter earnings Tuesday, despite a strong dollar that continued to depress the value of foreign sales. Net income of $3.21 billion was up 35.1 per cent from the year-ago period as it cut costs and focused…

LG Electronics falls 50pc

AFP, SEOUL: South Korean tech giant LG Electronics said. Tuesday its net profit halved last year, amid a global economic slowdown and stiff competition for its mobile phone business. LG Electronics’ 2015 net earnings came to 249.1 billion won ($205.7 million), down 50.3 per cent from the previous…
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