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FIRST PAGE

SEC asks bourses to prepare guideline

Kayes M Sohel
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has asked the bourses to make a guideline on... read more>>

Queue of foreign firms grow longer for joint venture oil, gas hunt

M Azizur Rahman
A large number of international oil companies (IOCs) are keen on going for joint ventures with... read more>>

Clocks to go one hour ahead June 19 midnight

The cabinet Monday decided to advance the clock by an hour from zero hour on June 19 to... read more>>

Tax incentive package for SMEs in budget likely

Doulot Akter Mala
Government is likely to offer a tax incentive package to the small and medium enterprises (SMEs)... read more>>

Govt forms Jute Commission

S M Jahangir
The government has formed a high-powered 'Jute Commission' for salvaging the country's ailing jute industry amid... read more>>

Central bank transfers EEF operation to ICB

Siddique Islam
The central bank has revised the guideline on Equity Entrepreneurs Fund (EEF) reducing the minimum disbursement... read more>>

Monsoon over Bay creates convection

A deep convection is taking place over North Bay and adjoining costal areas of the country under the... read more>>

Govt asked to set up food courts in districts

The High Court (HC) Monday asked the government to set up food courts in a year at district... read more>>

Nearly 400 students fall sick after eating WFP biscuits

At least 400 students of eight schools in Laxmichhari of Khagrachhari fell sick after taking fortified biscuits distributed... read more>>

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Kayes M Sohel The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has asked the bourses to make a guideline on... read more>>

M Azizur RahmanA large number of international oil companies (IOCs) are keen on going for joint ventures with... read more>>