Views Bangladesh Logo
author image

VB Desk

SSC success celebrations: Don't let the sweetness turn bitter
SSC success celebrations: Don't let the sweetness turn bitter

SSC success celebrations: Don't let the sweetness turn bitter

Following the publication of SSC results, celebrations are underway in households across the country. Parents are rushing to sweet shops to celebrate their children's success, distributing rasgollas, sandesh, chomchom and various other sweets among relatives and neighbours. In this festive atmosphere, many are consuming excessive sweets without realising the potential health risks. Doctors warn that lack of awareness during this joyful moment could lead to various health complications.

BAJUS raises gold prices again, 22-carat now Tk 2.35 lakh
BAJUS raises gold prices again, 22-carat now Tk 2.35 lakh

BAJUS raises gold prices again, 22-carat now Tk 2.35 lakh

Following the rise in raw gold prices in the international market, the Bangladesh Jewelers Association (BAJUS) has decided to increase the prices of all types of gold in the country. The price per bhori has been raised by a maximum of Tk 1,108, setting the new price for 22-carat gold at Tk 2,35,146 per bhori, inclusive of VAT.

YouTube monetisation gets tougher with doubled watch time requirement
YouTube monetisation gets tougher with doubled watch time requirement

YouTube monetisation gets tougher with doubled watch time requirement

Earning from YouTube is set to become harder for new content creators. From February 1 next year, the platform is introducing major changes to eligibility for ad revenue and YouTube Premium income. Under the new rules, creators will need at least 8,000 hours of watch time over the past 12 months to enable ad revenue. Alternatively, they must meet the requirement of 20 million eligible Shorts views within 90 days. Currently, these limits are 4,000 hours and 10 million views respectively.

Apple testing memory chips from China's CXMT to reduce production costs
Apple testing memory chips from China's CXMT to reduce production costs

Apple testing memory chips from China's CXMT to reduce production costs

With the rapid growth of artificial intelligence, global demand for memory chips has surged, driving up prices. In this context, Apple is testing memory chips from China's leading manufacturer, Changxin Memory Technologies (CXMT), as an alternative source to diversify its supply chain. The US tech giant is also evaluating the possibility of using these chips in iPhones and MacBooks sold in the Chinese market.

...