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TOKYO -- Bangladesh's interim leader Muhammad Yunus on Thursday expressed an ambition for his country to play a bridging role between regional groupings, enhancing international cooperation in turbulent times. [1]
InterviewBangladesh offers to buy more US cotton and oil, Yunus says Government to use $12bn in Hasina cash to create sovereign wealth funds Bangladesh Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus speaks to Nikkei Asia in Tokyo on May 29. [2]
DHAKA -- When Muhammad Yunus became head of Bangladesh's interim government in the wake of the ouster of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, the country's economy was staring at collapse. [3]
Dhaka urges action against slavery, oppression 38 MIN(s) ago Diplomacy Bangladesh-India ties must deliver for people on both sides: High Commissioner Riaz Hamidullah 5 hour(s) ago Diplomacy On Independence Day, Bangladesh receives greetings from Chin... (confirmed by 2 sources) [4]
Muhammad Yunus, the founder of Grameen Bank and a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, spoke with The Nikkei about his experience with Uniqlo and his views on social business. [5]
DHAKA -- For Bangladeshi businessman Mahbubul Alam and many of his countrymen, the future is suddenly an open book. Bangladeshi President Mohammed Shahabuddin, center, swears in Muhammad Yunus, right, in Dhaka on Aug. (confirmed by 2 sources) [6]
BANGKOK, Thailand – Young business leaders are invited to exchange ideas and explore their abilities in business areas at the BIMS [7]
DHAKA -- Muhammad Yunus won acclaim overseas for his pioneering work in microcredit. But at home in Bangladesh, the country's ruler Sheikh Hasina saw the Nobel Peace Prize-winning economist as a political threat to be contained. (confirmed by 2 sources) [9]
TOKYO -- Bangladesh's interim leader Muhammad Yunus on Thursday expressed an ambition for his country to play a bridging role between regional groupings, enhancing international cooperation in turbulent times.
InterviewBangladesh offers to buy more US cotton and oil, Yunus says Government to use $12bn in Hasina cash to create sovereign wealth funds Bangladesh Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus speaks to Nikkei Asia in Tokyo on May 29.
DHAKA -- When Muhammad Yunus became head of Bangladesh's interim government in the wake of the ouster of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, the country's economy was staring at collapse.
Dhaka urges action against slavery, oppression 38 MIN(s) ago Diplomacy Bangladesh-India ties must deliver for people on both sides: High Commissioner Riaz Hamidullah 5 hour(s) ago Diplomacy On Independence Day, Bangladesh receives greetings from Chin
Muhammad Yunus, the founder of Grameen Bank and a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, spoke with The Nikkei about his experience with Uniqlo and his views on social business.
DHAKA -- For Bangladeshi businessman Mahbubul Alam and many of his countrymen, the future is suddenly an open book. Bangladeshi President Mohammed Shahabuddin, center, swears in Muhammad Yunus, right, in Dhaka on Aug.
BANGKOK, Thailand – Young business leaders are invited to exchange ideas and explore their abilities in business areas at the BIMS
DHAKA -- Muhammad Yunus won acclaim overseas for his pioneering work in microcredit. But at home in Bangladesh, the country's ruler Sheikh Hasina saw the Nobel Peace Prize-winning economist as a political threat to be contained.
TOKYO -- Muhammad Yunus, founder of Bangladeshi microfinance organization Grameen Bank and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, says the global trend toward protectionism is among the "negative signs" he sees worldwide and that changing the financial sys