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Bangladesh’s apparel exports to the US fall 4.3pc in nine months Govt forms six-member wage board amid RMG workers’ protests Tk 30,000 wage demand keeps RMG workers on streets Fashion brands urged to share Bangladesh’s clean energy transition costs Narrowing tariff gap draws US buyers back to China BKMEA flags dozen foreign buyers, buying houses over payment disputes Weak demand, high costs force factories to scale back LDC graduation delay decision expected this month: minister Danish envoy urges reforms, energy security for trillion-dollar economy Inditex warns policy changes may shift orders from Bangladesh

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Bangladesh’s apparel exports to the US fall 4.3pc in nine months

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Govt forms six-member wage board amid RMG workers’ protests

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Tk 30,000 wage demand keeps RMG workers on streets

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Fashion brands urged to share Bangladesh’s clean energy transition costs

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Narrowing tariff gap draws US buyers back to China

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BKMEA flags dozen foreign buyers, buying houses over payment disputes

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Weak demand, high costs force factories to scale back

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LDC graduation delay decision expected this month: minister

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Danish envoy urges reforms, energy security for trillion-dollar economy

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Inditex warns policy changes may shift orders from Bangladesh

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Tk 30,000 wage demand keeps RMG workers on streets

1

Govt forms six-member wage board amid RMG workers’ protests

2

Bangladesh’s apparel exports to the US fall 4.3pc in nine months

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