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JS body rejects BGMEA plea to up labourers' working hour
MPs bash BGMEA as most owners do not pay minimum wage to workers
Parliamentary standing committee on labour and employment ministry yesterday turned down a proposal of Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA) to increase weekly working hour
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Reform Companies Act for good corporate governance
Seminar in Dhaka suggests
The Companies Act should be reformed to fulfil the present needs for ensuring good corporate governance, speakers told a seminar in Dhaka.
 
Spectacles show kicks off
A three-day international spectacles show began in Dhaka yesterday to promote local products and expand export market.
 
Imports up 24pc in eight months during FY'04-05
A boom in capital machinery and intermediate goods pushed up the country's imports 24 percent to US$9,383 million during July-February period of the current fiscal 2004-05 as compared to the same period
 
Strike paralyses Mongla Port
A strike, called by stevedores and C & F agents, has paralysed Mongla Port.
 
Bangladesh to attend trade fair in Karachi
Bangladesh will attend a trade fair in Karachi, Pakistan in June this year to promote its products.
 
Interconnectivity
GP, RanksTel sign agreement
GremeenPhone (GP) and Ranks Telecom Ltd (RanksTel) recently signed an interconnectivity agreement in Dhaka.
 
Prime Bank declares 40pc bonus share
Prime Bank Limited has declared a 40 percent bonus share for the shareholders of the company.
 
Mercantile Bank recommends 25pc stock dividend
Mercantile Bank Ltd has recommended a 25 percent stock dividend for its shareholders for the year that ended on December 31, 2004.
 
Bank Asia opens branch at Lohagara, Ctg
Bank Asia opened its new branch at Lohagara in Chittagong on Wednesday.
M Syeduzzaman, chairman of Bank Asia, attended the inauguration ceremony of the branch as chief guest.

 
India VAT strike draws mixed response on day two
A nation-wide strike called to protest the launch of a Value Added Tax (VAT) across India drew a mixed response on the second day Thursday, with many stores re-opening for business, traders' associations
 
India's ICICI Bank, SEDF sign deal
India's ICICI Bank and SEDF (SouthAsia Enterprise Development Facility), a multi-donor funded facility established by International Finance Corporation (IFC), have signed deal to offer technical assistance
 
Microsoft, HP hold seminar on mail-server management
Microsoft and Hewlett-Packard (HP) recently held a seminar on the cutting-edge solution for mail-server management.
 
EU mulls over sanctions in antidumping row with US
The European Union (EU)'s executive arm proposed slapping sanctions on a range of US products imported into Europe Thursday, in the latest blow in a long-running row over a controversial US anti-dumping
 

 
   
 
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