Author: Munira Fidai

Munira Fidai
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BUILT BY WOMEN

Women-led businesses in Bangladesh that are transforming industries with innovation.   Women entrepreneurs in Bangladesh are driving transformative change across various industries, pioneering innovative business

Climate Corner

MINDFULLY GREEN

Some critical factors to consider before adopting large-scale tree planting strategies to battle climate change.   Reforestation and afforestation are pivotal strategies in combating climate

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CHIPS, CODES, AND CONFLICT

Exploring the escalating tech sanctions between the US and China, examining their impact on global innovation, trade dynamics, and the future of technological dominance.  

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A NEW MARKET

Small SKU combination marketing is redefining retail trends in Dhaka.   Dhaka’s dynamic retail market is blowing up with the rising popularity of small SKU

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BEYOND THE INTERFACE

The growing importance of APIs for businesses in a software-driven world.   Back in 2011, Marc Andreessen had famously declared, “Software is eating the world.”

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THE PRICE OF PROTECTIONISM

The EU’s high tariffs on Chinese EVs pose significant risks, leaving consumers to bear the cost while companies remain unaffected.   In a controversial move,

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OUT OF THE DEBT DEPTHS

A look at how Bangladesh can address its non-performing loans problem to achieve financial recovery.   Bangladesh’s banking sector has long grappled with the problem

Artificial Intelligence

A TANTALISING CONUNDRUM FOR WRITERS

Ways to utilise generative AI for better writing outcomes.   When ChatGPT first came into the frame, writers were concerned that they’d be out of

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THE GREEN ALGORITHM

A dive into AI’s vast potential in tackling climate change   Artificial Intelligence (AI) assists us in numerous unique ways in our daily lives. It

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BOYCOTTS AND THE BIG CORPORATIONS

Understanding consumer sentiment behind the Israel Boycott movement.   Ever since October 2023, hundreds of thousands of people around the world have taken to protesting