BUILD thinks the good borrowers deserve patronization in various forms including rebate or incentives’
Read More »‘Allocate up to 5% of GDP for health sector to salvage it from collapse’
Instead of a traditional allocation for the health sector, the government should give clear directions with short, mid and long terms projects and adequate fund allocation to rescue the sector and fight the Covid-19 pandemic,” former Commerce Minister and BNP leader Amir Khasru Mahmud Chowdhury, told Dhaka Tribune’s Ibrahim Hossain …
Read More »Bangladesh garment makers turn virus gloom into boom
Facing ruin as orders from Western brands collapsed in the coronavirus pandemic, many Bangladeshi garment factories have been given a lifeline with orders to make protective masks, gloves and gowns for export.
Read More »Oil prices increase despite surges in coronavirus infections
Oil prices rose in early trade on Friday, extending gains from the previous day on optimism about recovering fuel demand worldwide, despite surges in coronavirus infections in some US states and indications of a revival in US crude production.
Read More »Is foul play the new normal?
You may have already seen the social media campaign ‘#payup’, asking Kardashian sisters Kendall and Kylie Jenner to pay up their suppliers in Bangladesh.
Read More »Apparel retailer Global Brands Group cancels $4.61m work order
Unethical buying practices worst nightmare for apparel workers
Read More »Faulty policy might offset govt bid for strong bond market
The government’s move to develop a strong bond market to provide long-term financing through giving some amenities in the proposed budget for 2020-21 fiscal might not bring any positive change due to faulty policy in providing loans from other sectors.
Read More »Bangladesh plans redesigned incentive package for post-pandemic FDI flow
Bangladesh plans to redesign its incentive package to draw foreign direct investments (FDI) to negate COVID-19 pandemic onslaughts on national economy, keeping an extra eye on prospective sources in the South-East, officials said.
Read More »BGMEA says 71 of its clothing factories haven’t paid workers for May
Amid reports of continuous protests for back pay in the industrial zones, BGMEA says 71 registered factories have not paid the workers for May.
Read More »Stocks inch up, but turnover remains low
Stocks inched up on Wednesday amid low turnover as investors mostly followed cautious stance due to worsening pandemic situation and floor price limitation.
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