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Lost glory of jute to be regained, says PM

Lost glory of jute to be regained, says PM

Expressing her firm hope that the lost glory of jute will return with the present government's various steps, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday…

Indian co keen to buy bandwidth for Bhutan

Power Grid Corporation of India Limited (PGCIL) is keen to buy bandwidth from Bangladesh to provide it to Bhutan, as the landlocked Eastern Himalayan country needs redundancy of internet connectivity, reports BSS. To meet up their interest, Bangladesh has already sent a price quotation to the PGCIL…

Bangladesh leads Asia-Pacific in women’s IT skills dev

Bangladesh is taking a clear lead in Asia and the Pacific region in equipping women with IT skills for the future world of work under the Digital Bangladesh program, said Bangladesh Ambassador to Thailand and Permanent Representative to UNESCAP Saida Muna Tasneem, reports UNB. She made the remark while…

IMF suggests large forex reserve to contain any external shock

The International Monetary fund (IMF) yesterday advised Bangladesh to maintain a high foreign exchange reserve to contain possible external shock in the economy. An important impediment to modernising the financial sector arises from the increasing reliance on high-cost National Savings Certificates…

21,397 cases on tax, duty, VAT under trial, says Anisul

Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Anisul Huq yesterday said some 21,397 cases on income tax, duty and value added tax (VAT) of National Board of Revenue (NBR) are under trial, BSS reports from SANGSAD BHABAN. “Of the cases 4,055 on income tax related, 3,432 of VAT related and 13,910…

Commonwealth ministers’ meet begins in London

Two-day meeting of Common-wealth ministers, responsible for trade, industry and investment, kicked off in London yesterday, reports UNB. Commerce Minister Tofail took part in the discussion with his counterparts with special focus on future trade negotiation with the UK. The meeting, the first of its…
Samsung chief goes on trial for bribery

Samsung chief goes on trial for bribery

The trial of Samsung's de facto head Lee Jae-Yong on a string of corruption charges including bribery and embezzlement has begun in South Korea, reports…
Uber stops using Greyball ‘secret program’ to dodge regulators

Uber stops using Greyball ‘secret program’ to dodge regulators

AFP, SAN FRANCISCO: Uber on Wednesday promised not to use a recently uncovered "Greyball" software program to trick regulators trying to catch…
Energy firms lead Asia markets down after oil plunge, dollar up

Energy firms lead Asia markets down after oil plunge, dollar up

AFP, HONG KONG: Energy firms led a broad sell-off in Asian markets yesterday following a five per cent plunge in oil prices, but the dollar held on to…
French-Swiss firm Lafarge ready to sell cement for Trump’s wall

French-Swiss firm Lafarge ready to sell cement for Trump’s wall

AFP, NEW YORK: French-Swiss group LafargeHolcim is ready to sell its cement to build US President Donald Trump's controversial border wall, the company's…
Stocks end week up on 
higher transaction

Stocks end week up on higher transaction

Stocks ended the week yesterday upward with rising trend of all indices at Dhaka and Chittagong stock exchanges on higher transaction, reports BSS. …

BMW keeps foot down for 2017 after record year

AFP, FRANKFURT AM MAIN: German luxury carmaker BMW said Thursday it had boosted profits in 2016 on the back of record sales, offering an increased dividend and promising further growth this year. Net profit grew 8.0 per cent over 2015's figure to reach 6.9 billion euros ($7.3 billion), the group…

HT Imam praises Walton product

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's Political Adviser HT Imam said Walton is manufacturing high standard products in the country, the company said in a press statement. “We use Walton products in our home and tell others to use Bangladeshi products,” HT Imam said this after visiting Walton…

Retail giant Carrefour struggles in China, France

AFP, PARIS: France's biggest retailer Carrefour reported lower profits yesterday as it struggled in China and in its French home market where cut-throat competition weighed on margins. Its 2016 operating performance improved in the rest of Europe and in Latin America, but not enough to prevent net…
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