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TRADE Bill needs to be reintroduced: Officials
Apparel exporters still in the dark
Local apparel exporters are in the dark about the latest position of the much-talked-about TRADE Bill 2005, although the Bangladesh embassy in Washington informed the government that the bill has to be
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DSE turnover comes down to Tk 111.8cr
After a four-day rally, turnover on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) yesterday dropped slightly, coming down to Tk 111.8 crore. Earlier on Monday, the turnover on the DSE was Tk 119.
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Premier Bank, 2 other firms get nod to float IPOs
Premier Bank and two other companies yesterday received approvals from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to raise a total of Tk 98 crore from the public through initial public offerings (IPOs).
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Delhi announces major import duty cuts
Seeking to contain inflationary pressures on the economy and bring down cost of production, the Indian government has announced customs duty cuts on a range of products, including cement, steel, zincand
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Saarc business leaders' meet from Feb 17 in Mumbai
The two-day second Saarc Business Leaders Conclave will begin in India's Mumbai on February 17 aiming to focuses on developing new mindsets and changing attitude in the Saarc region to ensure economic
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Oil prices slip in Asian trade
Oil prices slipped slightly in Asian trade Tuesday as a buildup in US stockpiles eased concerns over heating fuel demand during the northern hemisphere winter, dealers said.
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Dollar holds steady
The dollar held steady on Tuesday, hovering around a four-year high against the yen as investors continued to shun the Japanese currency due to its super-low interest rates, dealers said.
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LG Electronics posts Q1 loss
South Korea's LG Electronics said Tuesday it booked its first-ever quarterly loss in the three months to December due to year-end inventory controls and a weak performance by its display business.
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