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Capital market ready to welcome five new cos
Three banks, two insurers plan to raise Tk 76cr through IPOs
The capital market is ready to welcome five new companies, three banks and two insurers, which will raise Tk 76.26 crore through initial public offerings (IPOs).
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Investors stand firm on South Korea politics
Foreign investors clung on to South Korean assets on Monday, betting the country will ultimately reverse its president's impeachment and head off a crisis in Asia's fourth-biggest economy.
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EU panel seen backing Microsoft sanctions
EU experts gathered on Monday to discuss a landmark antitrust ruling that could change the way Microsoft sells audio-visual software as part of its ubiquitous Windows operating system.
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Chinese economists for trade deal with Taiwan
Leading Chinese economists want a sweeping trade deal with Taiwan but argue an agreement will be meaningless unless the island accepts direct transportation links with the mainland, state media said Monday.
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ONE Bank to collect Ctg port charges
The Chittagong Port Authority has allowed ONE Bank Ltd to collect port charges and fees through the bank's booth located in the Terminal Building of the port, says a press release.
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National Housing, Nagar Homes sign MoU
National Housing Finance and Investments Ltd, a private sector financial institution operating home mortgage loan, and Nagar Homes Ltd, a developer, signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) recently
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Cemex launches new design cement bag
Cemex Bangladesh recently launched its newly-designed Portland cement bags in Dhaka and nationwide. The new bag depicts Cemex's corporate colours of red and blue, says a press release.
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China presses EU on full market status
China Monday pressed its demand to be considered a full market economy and told EU Trade Commis-sioner Pascal Lamy it wants compensation over the European Union's enlargement.
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