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A fun-filled day for garment workers

  A daylong workers' fair was organised in the port city of Chittagong yesterday to...

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BGMEA to install UD Software at all member organizations

Bangladesh Garments Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA) has decided to install UD software at the...

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Committee to be formed to review port charges

The Ministry of Shipping yesterday decided to form a committee to review the charges at...

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BGMEA provides unemployed youths with training

BGMEA Institute of Fashion and Technology (BIFT) will provide three months long training to the...

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The Walmart Foundation and CARE Launch Womens Empowerment Initiative in...

  The Walmart Foundation and CARE Launch Women’s Empowerment Initiative in Bangladesh Factories Program to...

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Body formed to look into NOC charge hike

The no-objection certificate charge for freight forwarding will remain at the old rate of Tk...

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Chittagong apparel fair ends

Speakers at a seminar in Chittagong yesterday stressed the need for proactive polices and capacity-building...

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Time to explore new markets for RMG

Lawmakers, political leaders and experts at a seminar here on Saturday laid emphasis on penetrating...

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Wal-Mart chief meets RMG leaders

C Douglas McMillon, president and CEO of Wal-Mart International, left Dhaka on Friday after a...

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Walmart boss sees apparel zone drawing more buyers

Dhaka, Feb 05 (bdnews24.com) — The visiting chief executive of Walmart, the world's largest retail...

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BGMEA to get CO issuing authority, says Commerce Minister Faruk...

CHITTAGONG, Feb 4 (BSS): Commerce Minister Faruk Khan said the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters...

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CAFAXPO 2010 begins in Chittagong tomorrow

The three-day Chittagong Apparel, Fabrics and Accessories Exposition begins in the port city tomorrow. Commerce...