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Chinese company to invest US$ 76.41 million at BEPZA Economic Zone - Vimarsana News

Chinese company to invest US$ 76.41 million at BEPZA Economic Zone

Dhaka, June 15 -- Chinese Company Mingda (Bangladesh) New Material Co Ltd is going to invest USD $76.41 million at BEPZA Economic Zone for producing diversified products.The company signed an agreement with Bangladesh Export Processing Zones Authority (BEPZA) to this effect at BEPZA Complex, in Dhaka on Thursday.Ali Reza Mazid, Member (Investment Promotion) of BEPZA, and Huang Shangwen, Director of Mingda (Bangladesh) New Material Co. Ltd signed...

Source: msn.com
Chinese firm to invest $76.41m to produce diversified goods in BEPZA EZ - Vimarsana News

Chinese firm to invest $76.41m to produce diversified goods in BEPZA EZ

DHAKA, June 15, 2023 (BSS) - Chinese company Mingda (Bangladesh) New Material Co. Ltd. is going to invest US$ 76.41

Pete Davidson hoops in Art the Clown shirt, spotlights Alabama star in Las Vegas - Vimarsana News

Pete Davidson hoops in Art the Clown shirt, spotlights Alabama star in Las Vegas

The "Bupkis" and "SNL" star wore a "Terrifier" shirt during a pickup basketball game at UNLV.

Source: al.com
Vermont author, cartoonist Tillie Walden nominated for 2023 Eisner Award - Vimarsana News

Vermont author, cartoonist Tillie Walden nominated for 2023 Eisner Award

Walden, who was nominated for writing and illustrating "Clementine", is competing against another Vermont creative duo for the prestigious industry award.

Source: mynbc5.com
World's First Wood Transistor Could Pave the Way for Electronic Plants - Vimarsana News

World's First Wood Transistor Could Pave the Way for Electronic Plants

Researchers have made history by developing the world's first transistor made entirely of wood.