Garment Workers’ Protests Shut Down 529 Factories, Spark Clashes
November 1, 2026
UN Extends Bangladesh’s LDC Status Until 2029
October 31, 2026
Netanyahu claims election was stolen
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Revenue shortfall hits Tk43000cr mark
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Garment Workers’ Protests Shut Down 529 Factories, Spark Clashes
by Hazel Pemberton • Nov 1, 2026
Crowd gathered for a street protest in Dhaka, illustrating vibrant urban life. Photo: Jubayer Hossain/Pexels Garment employees seeking...
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Netanyahu claims election was stolen
by Clover Whitmore · October 30, 2026
Though the vote count is finalized, officials must still validate the results and present them...
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Bangladesh and Japan strengthen economic ties
by Skye Ashwood · October 27, 2026
Professional business meeting with executives in a modern conference room. Photo: Kampus Production/Pexels Bangladesh’s Prime...
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Climate-Resilient Seeds Boost Bangladesh’s Rice Output on Shrinking Land
by Skye Ashwood · October 23, 2026
Farmer in traditional hat using pesticide sprayer in lush green rice field. Photo: VINVIVU ®/Pexels...
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Nine Dead in Learjet Crash in Palm Beach County
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Prior to the crash, the private jet had departed from Austin-Bergstrom International Airport in Texas and was en route to North Eleuthera Airport in the Bahamas. Photo: Diego...
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CFTC Seeks Authority Over Prediction Markets
Hazel Pemberton Oct 11, 2026
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London Stock Exchange speeds up trading data analysis with NVIDIA
Skye Ashwood October 15, 2026
Jensen Huang, Nvidia CEO, said they see something "very different" from a bubble (Nvidia). London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) has reduced years of trading data analysis to seconds using NVIDIA...
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Silver price falls below 60 dollars
Hazel Pemberton October 9, 2026
Explore the vibrant golden hues of an autumn tree from below with a low-angle view. Photo: Stephen Andrews/Pexels Silver prices have dropped below $60, with the metal falling 1.5% to...
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Trading 212 revenue surges 70% to £345.8 million
Clover Whitmore October 7, 2026
Its FCA-regulated subsidiary, Trading 212 UK, generated £277.6 million—marking a 72% increase from 2024. Trading 212 Group reported a revenue increase of 70% to £345.8 million in 2025, according to...
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BlackRock Plans ETF Classes for Five Mutual Funds
Hazel Pemberton September 30, 2026
BlackRock is the largest asset manager in the world with over $10 trillion in assets under management. BlackRock, Inc. (BLK) has submitted a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission...
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GQG Partners sees monthly outflows continue
Skye Ashwood September 14, 2026
GQG Partners saw $4.3 billion in outflows during August. GQG Partners has seen a year of consecutive monthly outflows, with investors yet to be convinced by the firm's pivot back...
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Investor Access Day Mines in the Vines Registrations Open
Clover Whitmore September 10, 2026
Unlike traditional conferences, Mines in the Vines emphasizes creating an environment where investors can engage with company leaders in a more relaxed and personal setting. Registrations are now open for...
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Bangladesh eyes Sukuk and dollar bonds for Matarbari
Oct 24, 2026
Traders Face Longer Trading Hours Ahead
Oct 10, 2026
TradingPRO Wins APAC Customer Support Award
Oct 8, 2026
Mirova appoints new CEO and expands executive team
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Bond yields fall as curve shifts downward
by Hazel Pemberton • Aug 10, 2026
Bond yields fall as yield curve shifts downward, capturing capital gains for investors with lower-yielding points.
Inflation fears risk tipping into deflation
by Skye Ashwood • Aug 8, 2026
Memory chip price surges spark inflation fears and deflation warnings, impacting global tech and economic stability.
Tech firms drive borrowing boom
by Clover Whitmore • Aug 7, 2026
Tech firms drive borrowing boom with big tech companies like Alphabet and Amazon issuing debt on a large...
Grounded Hawk Spotted in Local Park
by Hazel Pemberton • Aug 6, 2026
Fed meeting signals a shift toward tighter policy with hawkish language and support for higher rates this year.
Corporate hybrids lose their allure
by Hazel Pemberton • Aug 6, 2026
Corporate hybrids lose allure as investors seek carry and beta in a world with compressed valuations, impacting hybrid...
European Utilities Face Huge Spending Bill
by Clover Whitmore • Aug 6, 2026
European utilities face huge spending bill to modernize and expand driven by electrification and renewable integration requirements.
Australia’s housing boom faces fresh pressure
by Hazel Pemberton • Aug 5, 2026
Australia’s housing market faces growing risks as high prices, debt, and supply shortages create instability. Discover key challenges...
SpaceX asteroid threatens telco and cable giants
by Clover Whitmore • Aug 4, 2026
SpaceX's Starlink constellation poses a major challenge to telco and cable giants by providing high-speed broadband and mobile...
AI drives high-yield investment shift
by Clover Whitmore • Aug 3, 2026
AI is reshaping high-yield investments, with $40B in AI-driven debt issuance and projections to hit $120B. Discover key...
LME volatility tests Arxada’s market strategy
by Skye Ashwood • Aug 3, 2026
LME volatility challenges Arxada’s market strategy as creditors navigate liability management tactics and negotiated outcomes for value protection.