VOL NO REGD NO DA 1589

Monday, January 23, 2006

 

HEADLINE

POLITICS & POLICIES

METRO & COUNTRY

MISCELLANY

EDITORIAL

LETTER TO EDITOR

COMPANY & FINANCE

BUSINESS & FINANCE

TRADE/ECONOMY

LEISURE & ENTERTAINMENT

MARKET & COMMODITIES

SPORTS

WORLD
 

FE Specials

FE Education

Urban Property

Monthly Roundup

Saturday Feature

Asia/South Asia
 

Feature

13th SAARC SUMMIT DHAKA-2005

National Day of Australia

57th Republic Day of India

US TRADE SHOW

 

 

 

Archive

Site Search

  

 
 
HEADLINE
Fuel price readjustment possibility under review
The Energy Division under the Ministry of Energy, Power and Mineral Resources (MEPMR) is examining t
 
Illicit cartel controls sugar mkt
With a few traders controlling the country's sugar market, the present high price of sugar at the re
 
Reasons that make global oil market to remain volatile
NEW YORK, Jan 22: The ministry of energy in Bangladesh is facing a financial crunch to meet the imp
 
POLITICS & POLICIES
PM blasts opposition for not attending JS
KALAROA, Satkhira, January 22 (BSS): Prime Minister Khaleda Zia blasted Sunday the main opposition p
 
Hartal passes off without any major untoward event
Barring several stray incidents, the dawn-to-dusk countrywide hartal called by Awami League led 14-p
 
Alliance govt has to be pulled down for nat'l existence: Hasina
Opposition leader Sheikh Hasina Sunday said the alliance government has to be pulled down for the sa
 
METRO & COUNTRY
Special trains for Ijtema
The Bangladesh Railway (BR) will run some special trains for easy transportation of devotees on the
 
Baul Songs 'Masterpiece of Oral Heritage of Humanity'
The Baul genre of Songs of Bangladesh have been proclaimed as 'Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangibl
 
Initiative to evict illegal occupants of Rajshahi city's dam soon
RAJSHAHI, Jan 22 (UNB): The district administration and the Water Development Board will take a lega
 
MISCELLANY
Reducing sectoral governance impediments to improve investment climate
A good record of implementing first generation reforms - macro stability and domestic deregulation i
 
Rot at the top
How good or bad are the politicians and businesses leaders globally? The answer to this awkward ques
 
R&D single most effective magnet to help reverse brain down
INDIA continues to be affected by brain drain, despite remarkable achievements in software developme
 
EDITORIAL
Significance of expanding the manufacturing base
THE economy of a country encompasses many things. Even the distributors of foreign luxury or durable
 
Getting funds at an affordable cost
HURDLES to growth of the private sector in Bangladesh are many. The situation in recent years has im
 
Subsidy issue threatens to land Bush in mire
MIKE Johanns, the US agriculture secretary, likes to refer to his humble farm upbringing in the grai
 
LETTER TO EDITOR
Why must private sector take the blame?
Any sensible person, on surveying the conditions in the private sector in Bangladesh, would realise
 
The Dhaka Bypass
A report carried recently by this daily said the Dhaka Bypass is nearly complete and the authorities
 
COMPANY & FINANCE
SEC sets June, '06 deadline for 90 DSE brokers to become corporate members
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has fixed June 2006 as the final deadline for 90 broker
 
Two ICB AMCL funds reveal NAV
ICB Asset Management Company Ltd (ICB AMCL), a subsidiary of Investment Corporation of Bangladesh (I
 
Japan-Bangladesh IT Expo to be held in April in city
A three-day "Japan-Bangladesh IT Expo 2006" will kick off in the city's Sheraton Hotel on April 13.
 
BUSINESS & FINANCE
Davos mixes oil and water, east and west to attract big business
GENEVA, Jan 22 (AFP): Over the coming week, a small corner of the Swiss Alps will become a businessm
 
Global music fair opens as industry seeks to unlock digital dream
CANNES, France, Jan 22 (AFP): MIDEM, the world's most influential music trade fair opened its doors
 
Asian Textile bags Best Award in DITF
Asian Textile Mills Ltd has emerged the First Best Organisation of the Dhaka International Trade Fai
 
MARKET & COMMODITIES
OPEC risks being dragged into Iran standoff with West
PARIS, Jan 22 (AFP): OPEC, which is to set its production policy for the coming months at the end of
 
Record year for Thai carmakers, slower growth ahead
BANGKOK, Jan 22 (AFP): Thailand's auto industry beat expectations in 2005, but industry leaders say
 
Flora Ltd holds sales, technical training course
A four-day training course on 'EPSON Printer and Projector' of different models was held by Flora Li
 
SPORTS
India fight back after Pakistan run riot
FAISALABAD, Jan 22 (AFP): India were waging another battle to save the second Test after Pakistan pu
 
Roddick falls as Davenport limps into Open quarters
MELBOURNE, Jan 22 (AFP): Andy Roddick's Australian Open dreams collapsed Sunday when he was ousted i
 
Jayasuriya on-song as Sri Lanka put Aussies to sword
SYDNEY, Jan 22, 2006 (AFP): Sri Lankan veteran Sanath Jayasuriya shrugged off jet-lag and a shoulder
 
WORLD
Nepal political parties vow to keep up protests
KATHMANDU, Jan 22 (AFP): Police kept tight security in place in Nepal's capital Sunday as political
 
Israel warns Iran on nuke work
The Israeli defence minister has warned that the country will not accept an Iranian nuclear capabili
 
Sri Lanka president calls for talks with Tigers
COLOMBO, Jan 22 (AP): President Mahinda Rajapakse called Sunday for immediate talks with the Tamil T
 
 

Mail this page | Save this page | Make this page my home page

About us  |  Contact us  |  Editor's panel  |  Career opportunity | Web Mail
 

 

 
 

Copy right @ financialexpress.com