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A distinguished member of the famous global TV family "The Simpsons" is here in Dhaka. Cartoon character Lisa Simpson is here not in person, but through the person who gives her voice in the series:  Yeardley Smith. She arrived in Dhaka on July 20 for a week-long vis...

BY HISASHI NAITO AND RYUICHIRO TAKESHITA THE ASAHI SHIMBUN Muhammad Yunus (THE ASAHI SHIMBUN)   A new business model that blurs traditional distinctions between social activism and business is gaining converts in boardrooms of leading Japanese companies. "Socia...

Prime Minister Naota Kan of Japan received Nobel Laureate Professor Muhmmad Yunus at his residence on 20 July, to discuss the application of the concept of social business in Japan and other countries. Professor Muhammad Yunus, 2006 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate called ...

Japan's Fukuoka city mayor teams up with Yunus From left: Hiroshi Yoshida, mayor of Fukuoka City, Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus, Sususu Ishihara, chairman of Kyushu Railway Company, and Setuo Arikawa, president of Kyushu University, pose after signing a joint declara...

Mayor of Fukuoka City Hiroshi Yoshida, Nobel Laureate Professor Muhammad Yunus, Sususu Ishihara,Chairman, Kyushu Railway Company, and Setuo Arikawa, President of Kyushu University after signing the Joint Declaration for the launch of the Social Business Hub in Asia in F...

Mashiur Rahaman Japanese fashion group 'Fast Retailing' is going to set up a joint venture in Bangladesh to create a textiles company, investing some US$0.1 million in October. The operator of the Uniqlo casual-clothing chain decided to form the venture with Gra...

THE ASAHI SHIMBUN Fast Retailing Co., operator of the Uniqlo clothing chain, will work with microfinance organization Grameen Bank to sell affordable clothing in Bangladesh, executives of the two entities said Tuesday. Fast Retailing will set up a joint venture in Oct...

Japan's clothing retail chain to help set up textile unit in Bangladesh Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus (L) and Tadashi Yanai, president of Fast Retailing, attend a press conference in Tokyo yesterday. Japan's casual clothing brand Uniqlo and Yunus said they would cr...

(AFP) TOKYO - Japan's casual clothing brand Uniqlo and Nobel Peace laureate Muhammad Yunus said Tuesday they would create a textiles company in Bangladesh to help poor women gain financial independence. Fast Retailing, which owns Uniqlo, plans to invest some 10...