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Changes in DSE listing rules on cards
Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) looks set to bring about some changes in its listing regulations in order to develop further the capital market.
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Limited access to market, tech hinders women entrepreneurship: Butenis
Lack of confidence among the women entrepreneurs is the key limitation for the development of women entrepreneurship in Bangladesh, Patricia A. Butenis, US Ambassador in Bangladesh said yesterday in Dhaka.
 
ADB official calls for Asia-wide FTA
Major obstacles block Asia's prospects of becoming a common market, but a region-wide free-trade area is a realistic goal, an Asian Development Bank official said Monday.
 
Abe sets 2.2pc growth target over 10 years
Japan's new Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said Monday his government was targeting economic growth of at least 2.2 percent over the next decade, emphasizing the need for innovation to achieve a steady expansion.
 
Thai business leaders want revamp
While Thailand waits for an interim government, businessmen say they want the temporary economic advisers chosen by the coup leaders to restructure government economic agencies to function along the lines
 
EU to harden airline pricing rules
The EU announced on Monday that it is stopping airlines from agreeing prices among themselves for passengers buying a single ticket for a journey within the bloc on different flights and carriers.
 
Oil prices up on cuts by 2 Opec nations
Oil prices fluttered around $63 a barrel Monday as traders worried about whether production cuts by two key producing nations were harbingers of further restrictions by other Opec members.
 
India, South Africa ink partnership pact
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and South African President Thabo Mbeki on Monday signed a sweeping pact to cement ties between the regional powerhouses which serve as spokesmen for the world's have-nots.
 
Dollar hits five-month peak
Dollar hit a five-month high against the yen in Asian trade Monday as the market largely overlooked an upbeat Japanese business sentiment survey and opted to wait for US data instead, dealers said.
 
Emergency fund for Indian workers in KSA planned
The Indian Embassy in Saudi Arabia is mulling setting up an emergency fund for medical treatment of Indians working in the unorganised sectors in the Kingdom.
 
Hanoi to slash import tax on medicines
Vietnam will gradually slash import taxes on pharmaceuticals to an average of 2.
 
Nokia signs licence deal with Trimble
The world's top handset maker Nokia unveiled a patent-licensing deal with navigation technology firm Trimble Navigation on Monday.
 
Jamuna Bank declares 1.5pc cash, 25pc stock dividends
Jamuna Bank Ltd has declared a 1.5 per cent cash dividend and a 25 per cent stock dividend for its shareholders for the year 2005.
 
Commercial Bank of Ceylon 'best bank in Lanka'
Commercial Bank of Ceylon, Sri Lanka's leading private sector bank, has again been recognised as the 'Best Bank' in the island country by Global Finance, one of the top financial publications in the USA,
 
Japan, KSA to launch talks on investment
Japan said Monday it will begin two days of talks with Saudi Arabian officials here Thursday on ways to strengthen investment ties with the oil-rich Gulf nation.
 
BAT Bangladesh receives EHS Gold Merit Award
British American Tobacco Bangladesh has recently received BAT plc's highest level recognition for excellence in the area of environment, health and safety (EHS), says a press release.
 
China's foreign loans stand at $298b by June
China's outstanding foreign loans had reached 297.944 billion US dollars by the end of June, up 6.01 percent or 16.
 
Manufacturing index falls in US
US manufacturing grew at a cooler pace in September but still reflected steady overall growth, a survey by the Institute of Supply Management showed Monday.
 

 
   
 
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