• Corruption must be fought from the top
  • Justice SM Murshed: worthy of his name and fame
  • Spring celebrated at Rabindra Sarobar
  • Russian plane crash kills 31
  • Prices of aromatic rice go up by 50pc in a week
  • Dope cheats beware!
  • 3 cops hurt as Shibir men attack CU shuttle train
  • 7 killed in RAB ‘crossfires’ in Narsingdi, Dhaka
  • JU teachers skip class, exam for VC’s resign
  • No room for indifference in streamlining brickfields
  • Obama apologetics
  • Rumana wins award for first time
  • Iran vows to stick to nuclear ‘path’
  • BMBA agrees to resolve omnibus complexities
  • Djokovic beats Murray for Miami treble
  • Unity needed to oppose US imperialism
  • City fountains in bad shape
  • NBR to scan Destiny tax files, ACC to launch probe
  • Reclaiming Jahangirnagar from a ‘godfather’ VC
  • No respite from outages though generation up
  • River route, ports not ready for transit: shipping secy
  • 2 killed as AL, BNP clash in Meherpur
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Prices of aromatic rice go up by 50pc in a week

A file photo shows a trader weighing rice at a wholesale market in Dhaka. Prices of aromatic rice went up by almost 50 per cent in retail markets in the city in last one week amid the government decision to withdraw ban on aromatic rice export. — New Age photo
Prices of aromatic rice went up by almost 50 per cent in retail markets in the city in last one week amid the government decision to withdraw ban on aromatic rice export. Different types of aromatic rice were being... Full story

BMBA agrees to resolve omnibus complexities

Merchant bankers at a meeting with the Dhaka Stock Exchange on Monday agreed to open separate beneficiary owners’ accounts in names of the clients under omnibus accounts. At the meeting held at... Full story

Remittance inflow drops in March as dollar weakens

Inflow of remittance dropped further in March from that of previous two months because of the decline in value of dollar against Bangladeshi Taka. The country received remittances worth $1.107 billion... Full story

Non-life insurers to give up to 15pc commission

The country’s non-life insurance companies will now be able to give highest 15 per cent of the premium as commission to their agents. In a circular, the Insurance Development and Regulatory... Full story

Dhaka stocks gain

Dhaka stocks extended gains on Monday amid increased turnover when investors switched to financial stocks from other shares. DGEN, the benchmark general index of Dhaka Stock Exchange, gained... Full story

SEC to take tough stance on co directors’ mandatory shareholding: DSE chief

The Securities and Exchange Commission would stick to a tough stance on mandatory shareholding requirement by directors of the listed companies, DSE president Rakibur Rahman said on Monday. Full story

Sayeed H Chy elected ONE Bank chairman

Sayeed H Chowdhury
The board of directors of ONE Bank has recently elected Sayeed H Chowdhury as its chairman for a one-year term from March 29. The board has also elected Asoke Das Gupta as its vice-chairman, said... Full story

Oil higher in Asia

Oil prices were higher in Asia on Monday as dealers were boosted by figures showing a rise in manufacturing activity in China, the world’s largest energy user, analysts said. Full story

Yen falls on weak Japan business outlook survey

The yen fell against the dollar and euro in Asia on Monday after a Bank of Japan survey showed weaker-than-expected business confidence among the nation’s major manufacturers. Full story

Global business groups warn India over tax plan impact

Indian prime minister Manmohan Singh attends a joint news conference with European Commission president Jose Manuel Barroso and European Council president Herman Van Rompuy at the EU-India summit in New Delhi recently. — Reuters photo
International trade groups representing more than 2,50,000 companies have warned Indian prime minister Manmohan Singh that new taxation proposals by his government have led foreign businesses to... Full story

European outlook dims as Asia brightens

An eighth straight month of contraction in the eurozone’s manufacturing sector eclipsed brighter news from Asia on Monday, dimming chances of a strong rebound in the global economy. Full story

Japan business confidence remains weak

Confidence among major Japanese manufacturers remains weak despite the yen’s fall from historic highs and an ongoing tentative recovery following last year’s quake-tsunami, figures showed Monday. Full story


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