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Climate vulnerabilities of agriculture

BANGLADESH, situated between the Himalayas and the Bay of Bengal, is highly susceptible to natural disasters and climate change. The country faces severe heatwaves, tropical cyclones and...

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Carbon-conscious approach in order

AS SOMEONE who attended the United Nations Climate Change Conference or Conference of the Parties of the UNFCCC, more commonly known as COP27 in Sharm El Sheikh...

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BSEC fines 2 brokerage firms for shortage in CCAs

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission on Sunday decided that it would fine directors of 10 listed companies, if they fail to distribute undisbursed dividends by December 15.

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Stocks gain slightly in past week

Dhaka stocks witnessed increase in share prices in the past week, ending bearish vibe of the previous five consecutive weeks, as bargain hunters went for low priced scrips hoping for quick gains, market operators said...

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COP29: no more promises

AS THE world hurtles towards unprecedented climate extremes, from raging wildfires to rising sea levels, the 29th Conference of the Parties (COP29) in Baku, Azerbaijan this November may well be our last, best chance to reverse course. Every year, world leaders gather under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, UNFCCC, to...

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Stocks bounce back amid regulatory efforts

Dhaka stocks rebounded on Tuesday after plunging for four consecutive sessions, as a section of investors went for buying shares amid regulatory efforts to improve the market condition, market operators said...

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Stocks fall for 5th week

Dhaka stocks decreased for the fifth consecutive week in the past week, as a section of investors continued selling shares amid worries, market operators said...

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Path forward in global climate economy

AS BANGLADESH grapples with the devastating effects of climate change, the need for innovative financial mechanisms to bolster its resilience is more pressing than ever. Despite its relatively low contribution to global greenhouse gas emissions — accounting for less than 0.5 per cent of the world total — the country bears a disproportionate burden of...

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BSEC, CSE discuss market reforms

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission has discussed a number of things, including commodity exchange, commodity directives and market reforms in a meeting with the...

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DBA suggests review of demutualisation laws, reforms

The DSE Brokers Association of Bangladesh at a meeting with the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday placed a number of suggestions, including a review of the exchange demutualisation laws and schemes and withdrawal of 12 per cent interest rate on margin loans, to develop the stock market...

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Bangladesh's forex reserve rises by $384m in a month

Bangladesh’s gross foreign exchange reserve, as per the International Monetary Fund’s guidelines, increased by $384 million in a month, due largely to higher remittance inflows and a halt in the Bangladesh Bank’s dollar sales...

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BSEC to hold meeting with DBA today

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission will hold a meeting today with the DSE Brokers Association of Bangladesh to discuss the current stock market situation and how to improve the market...

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Can seagrass safeguard coastlines?

IN THE age of escalating global warming, our coastal communities and ecosystems are becoming increasingly vulnerable. Located along the fastest rising sea in the world, the Bay of Bengal, our coastlines are facing unprecedented challenges. Each year, we witness more frequent and intense tropical cyclones, accompanied by strong storm surges causing...

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BRTA requested to remove old vehicles from roads

The environment, forest and climate change ministry on Sunday sent a letter to the Bangladesh Road Transport Authority requesting removal of buses, minibuses, trucks and covered vans exceeded their economic life from roads in an effort to reduce air pollution...

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BSEC holds meeting with protesting investors

Senior officials of the Bangladesh Securities Exchange and Commission on Sunday held a meeting with a section of investors who have been protesting at continued plunges in share prices...

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BSEC calls 14 cos for explanation

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission called senior officials of 14 listed companies to explain why the companies made a delay in disbursing dividends or did not disburse those to shareholders after declaring the dividends for the past accounting year...

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WHO launches plan to rein in dengue spread

The World Health Organisation announced Thursday a global plan to battle dengue and other diseases carried by mosquitos as they spread faster and further amid climate change...