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Ad hoc measures fail to bridle price hike
ICC-B Annual Report 2003 says
The government failed to rein in the prices of essentials as it took temporary and ad hoc measures instead of long term ones, said Annual Report 2003 of the International Chamber of Commerce-Bangladesh
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Drought may hit tea production
Tea production may fall this year due to the prevailing drought-like situation in greater Sylhet, the country's main tea producing zone.
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Withdraw regulatory duty on CKD units
TV assemblers urge govt
Bangladesh Television Manufa-cturers Association (BTMA) has urged the government to withdraw newly imposed regulatory duty on completely knocked down (CKD) units to keep the assemblers competitive inlocal
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The poor hardly benefit from dev projects
WB economist tells BIDS seminar
A World Bank (WB) economist has criticised the government and donor agencies for not monitoring the donor-funded poverty reduction projects and urged both the parties to increase allocation for supervision
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Caught in own trap
Food colours in UK's Bangladeshi, Indian restaurants spell doom for restaurateurs
Full of high spirits, restaurant business of Britain's most popular Bangladeshi and Indian foods faces a big speed-breaker for the restaurateurs' use of excessive food colours to make the culinary dishes
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World accounting body throws challenge to EU
New book-keeping rules to cut Europe’s profits
The world's international accounting rule-maker threw down a challenge to the European Union Wednesday, adopting new book-keeping rules that critics say will play havoc with European profits.
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Bank Asia board recommends 24pc bonus share
A board meeting of Bank Asia has recommended 24 percent bonus share-- 12 shares for every 50-share-- for the year 2003, says a press release.The bank earned an operating profit of Tk 419.
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Mintoo meets US envoy
FBCCI President Abdul Awal Mintoo yesterday had a meeting with US Ambassador Harry K Thomas.Sources said the meeting at the US Embassy lasted for an hour from 11 in the morning.
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