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New Housing Law
Developers seek govt action to remove misunderstanding
As the new law relating to construction of buildings in the capital city, which will be effective from February 1, 2007, has created misunderstanding amongst the city dwellers, the developers and environmentalists
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Develop partnership for economic benefit
FM urges Bangladesh, Malaysia private sectors
Foreign Minister M Morshed Khan yesterday urged the private sectors of Bangladesh and Malaysia to develop strategic partnership for mutual economic benefits.
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RBI plans making rupee freely available globally
A committee set up by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has unveiled a plan towards full convertibility of Indian rupee, proposing sweeping changes in policies and reforms to make the national currencyfreely
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IMF wants India to focus on financial reforms
The International Monetary Fund has said India should make its financial system more efficient and hasten structural reforms to sustain high economic growth, which averaged about eight per cent in the
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Sino-Pak FTA talks this month
Pakistan, China are scheduled to hold fourth round of negotiation on Free Trade Agreement (FTA) in Beijing later this month.
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BEI workshop on corporate governance
Bangladesh Enterprise Institute (BEI) yesterday organised a workshop on corporate governance for the board members and senior management of Prime Bank Limited yesterday as part of its initiatives to raise
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Toyota, GM vehicle sales jump in August
Toyota reported a 17 percent rise in its U.S. sales in August, while GM sales increased 3.9 percent from a year ago as the companies said buyers looked to more fuel-efficient offerings.
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Oil below $70
Oil prices fell below $70 a barrel on Friday, hitting a 10-week low, as Iran's defiance of the U.N. request to stop its nuclear enrichment program didn't lead to immediate sanctions.
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Walton power tiller hits market
Walton self-start power tiller, a new addition to Walton product range, has hit the market with its many high-tech features.
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UN warns Asia-Pacific against bubble burst
The United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP) has warned the region's governments to protect and prepare against sudden or unexpected market downturns rather than
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Iran sees no Opec quota change
Iran on Saturday predicted Opec would not change its output quota at its next meeting in September, saying the cartel would keep the market well supplied in order to quash criticism it wanted to keepprices
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US economy adds 128,000 new jobs
US employers created 128,000 new jobs in August, the government said Friday in a release that showed consensus-beating growth to non-farm payrolls. The jobless rate dipped to 4.7 percent from 4.
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