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Swiss glaciers shrank by a quarter in past decade: study

Switzerland’s glaciers, which are disproportionately impacted by climate change, have lost a quarter of their volume in the past decade alone, a study warned Wednesday, heightening concerns over accelerating melting...

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Farida calls for action on emissions

Fisheries and livestock adviser Farida Akhter on Tuesday said that although effective domestic measures were essential to address climate change impacts, noting that Bangladesh was among the countries worst affected by climate change...

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Stocks go up

Stocks on Monday edged into positive territory on the back of late-session buying activity, although most investors remained cautious in absence of a decisive catalyst for the market’s revival and stayed watchful ahead of the upcoming earnings season...

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Stocks rise in Dhaka, fall in Chattogram

The Dhaka Stock Exchange rebounded on Wednesday after consecutive declines, while the Chittagong Stock Exchange ended in the red, though most listed companies saw price gains across both bourses.

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16,500 climate change deaths during Europe summer: study

Scientists estimated Wednesday that rising temperatures from human-caused climate change were responsible for roughly 16,500 deaths in European cities this summer, using modelling to project the toll before official data is released...

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Heat costs Bangladesh up to $1.78b in 2024: WB

Bangladesh lost 25 million workdays to extreme heat in 2024, causing an estimated economic loss of up to $1.78 billion, or 0.3–0.4 per cent of the gross domestic product, a World Bank study released in Dhaka on Tuesday said.

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Stocks rebound on both bourses

Stocks on Monday managed a turnaround from the short-lived correction phase, riding on late-session buying activity, as investors turned back to the market owing to positive expectations amid favourable macroeconomic developments...

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Marine treasures can shape Bangladesh’s future

BENEATH the rolling waves of the Bay of Bengal lies an untapped fortune, a future Bangladesh has barely begun to claim. As fertile land shrinks under the pressure of climate change, the country must see the Bay not merely as coastline but as lifeline. Its waters hold the capacity to feed 170 million people, drive sustainable growth, and build resilience against...

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bKash, Gulf Exchange build strategic partnership

Gulf Exchange, a premier financial services provider in Qatar, and bKash, the largest mobile financial services platform in Bangladesh, have announced a strategic partnership to improve cross-border remittance services for the Bangladeshi community in Qatar...

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Dhaka stocks end week lower

Dhaka stocks wrapped up the week lower, as all key indices and market turnover retreated on muted investor activity...

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Where is change we were promised?

IT IS an eternal reality that societies cannot remain static. Change is inevitable, sometimes forced upon people by the sheer weight of history, sometimes demanded through the sweat and sacrifice of ordinary citizens who dare to imagine a better tomorrow. From ancient times to the present, upheavals have marked the path of humanity. Yet one question lingers like an...

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BSEC fines 6 individuals, 1 firm Tk 44.4cr

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) has fined six individuals and one institution a total of Tk 44.40 crore for manipulating shares of two listed companies — New Line Clothings Limited and Pioneer Insurance Limited — back in 2021...

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Stocks rebound on both bourses

Stocks managed a turnaround from the short-lived correction phase, riding on late-session buying activity, as investors turned back to the market owing to positive expectations amid favorable macroeconomic developments...

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Stocks on DSE down, up on CSE

The country’s premier bourse, Dhaka Stock Exchange on Monday lost some steam as profit-booking selloffs pulled the reins of the market’s upward trajectory, reflecting investor caution after a sustained streak of gains...

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DSE turnover hits Tk 1,440cr

The Dhaka Stock Exchange on Sunday witnessed the highest turnover in 12 months, as transactions crossed Tk 1440 crore on the first trading day of the week...

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Bangladesh’s PMI slips by 3.2 points in August

The overall Purchasing Managers’ Index of Bangladesh declined by 3.2 points in August, reaching a slower expansion rate at 58.3, according to the latest PMI index published jointly by the Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Policy Exchange Bangladesh on Sunday...

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Islami Bank chairman to sell all his shares

Islami Bank Bangladesh PLC chairman and independent director M Zubaidur Rahman has announced his plan to sell all shares registered under his name through the Dhaka Stock Exchange...

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A real chance for change in Sri Lanka

FOR decades, voters have heard promises of integrity, justice and accountability. These promises have come with every election, but they have invariably ended in disappointment. Investigations have faltered, commissions have been wound up and the very leaders who promised to end corruption and impunity have, too, often joined the ranks of those who...

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DSE slips into red, CSE finishes higher

The Dhaka Stock Exchange slipped into negative territory on Sunday, reversing early gains from the opening session, while the Chittagong Stock Exchange managed to hold firm and close the day on a positive note.

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13 brokerage houses get FIX certificates

Dhaka Stock Exchange has awarded financial information exchange (FIX) certification to 13 more brokerage houses under its initiative to introduce in-house order management systems (OMS) through application programming interfaces connectivity.

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DSE warns investors about social media frauds

Dhaka Stock Exchange acting managing director Mohammad Asadur Rahman on Tuesday urged the investors not to fall prey to fraud rings that lure people with promises of high returns through WhatsApp, Facebook and other social media platforms...

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China Evergrande Group delisted from HKEX

Shares in heavily indebted China Evergrande Group were taken off the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Monday, capping a grim reversal of fortune for the once-booming property developer...