Muhammad Yunus

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http://www.thedailystar.net/newDesign/news-details.php?nid=213191 Social business enters restaurant sector Nobel laureate Prof Muhammad Yunus, middle, chairman of Yunus Centre, and Miki Watanabe, right, chief executive officer of Watami Group, shake hands along with Masaharu Okada, left, executive director of Grameen Creative Lab at Kyushu University in Japan, at a deal signing ceremony in Dhaka yesterday. Yunus Centre and Watami Group will set up restaurants in Bangladesh. Photo: Yunus...Read Full Story

Small Loans, Big Dreams: How Nobel Prize Winner Muhammad Yunus and Microfinance are Changing the World more images Small Loans, Big Dreams: How Nobel Prize Winner Muhammad Yunus and Microfinance are Changing the World Review >>Click Here<< Best Price Update! >>Click Here<< Offer-listing >>Click Here<< Small Loans, Big Dreams: How Nobel Prize Winner Muhammad Yunus and Microfinance are Changing the World Read more Small Loans, Big Dreams: How Nobel Prize...Read Full Story

Milford Bateman Red Pepper 29 September 2011   The concept of microcredit - tiny microloans used to help establish or expand income-generating microenterprises – was for a long time seen by the neoliberal policy-making establishment as the perfect self-help answer to poverty, unemployment and underdevelopment. Long associated with the passion and practical work of Bangladeshi economist and Nobel Peace Prize recipient, Dr Muhammad Yunus, and a little later with Peruvian economist, Hernando De...Read Full Story

DHAKA ( Reuters ) - Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus has been removed from his position as head of microlender Grameen Bank , Bangladesh's central bank said on Wednesday, following allegations of irregularities in its operations. Yunus, 70, set up Grameen Bank and has been its managing director since 2000. Lauded abroad by politicians and financiers, he has been under attack from Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina 's government since late last year, after a Norwegian documentary alleged Grameen Bank...Read Full Story