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Gaining Globalisation Benefits
Make S Asia an integrated labour market
Suggest leading economists
South Asia may be made an integrated labour market putting aside the traditional idea of security concerns to gain from the facilities of globalisation by meeting up the labour demands of the region,said
 
UK curry industry faces workforce shortage
Tower Hamlets may go for joint venture
The curry industry in the UK, mostly run by expatriates from Bangladesh, is facing crisis for shortage of workforce as the new-generation British-born Bangladeshis are quitting their forefathers' restaurants
 
4 tenders submitted to buy Rupali Bank
As the deadline for tender submission to buy state-run Rupali Bank ended yesterday, four bidders filed their tenders to Privatisation Commission.
 
Involve trade unions in implementing PRSP guidelines
Speakers at seminar suggest
Speakers at a workshop in Dhaka yesterday stressed the need for involving trade unions in implementing the guidelines of poverty reduction strategy paper (PRSP) in a pragmatic way.
 
E-commerce in India set to boom: Study
E-commerce in India is set to jump 95 per cent from 11.8 billion Rupees (256 million US dollars) to 23 billion Rupees (500 million US dollars) in 2006-07 on a whopping 2.
 
Eskayef plans to expand business in Lanka
Eskayef Bangladesh Ltd, a leading pharmaceutical manufacturer and marketer, is planning to expand business in Sri Lanka, says a press release.
 
Graphics fair held
Shanto-Mariam University of Creative Technology yesterday organised a graphics fair with a view to projecting graphics works of its students of the department of Graphic Design and Multimedia.
 
$2m Korean RMG plant in Dhaka EPZ soon
A Korean company will invest $2 million for setting up of a garment manufacturing plant in Dhaka Export Processing Zone.
 
First Solution,Galaxy Consultants sign MoU
First Solution (UK) Ltd, London, and Galaxy Consultants, Dhaka, signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) in the capital on Saturday.
 
FDI in Asean region up 48pc
China remains favourite
Foreign direct investment in Asean region surged 48 percent to 38 billion dollars last year, but China remains the darling of global investors, Malaysia's trade minister said Monday.
 

 
   
 
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