Feda Al Hossain is a Sub-Editor at Star Business. He covers a range of topics including the global, local, and regional economy, with a particular focus on corporate finance and economic policy, while also delving into the realms of sports and sports business. Feda's work has been featured in The Daily Star.
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Feda Al Hossain's coverage mostly revolves around local events, lifestyle, and sports in the Dhaka region of Bangladesh. She seems to focus on providing readers with practical advice and informative content such as event coverage and how-to guides.
If you are reaching out to Feda, consider providing pitches centered around local events in Bangladesh (especially Dhaka), lifestyle topics, or sports-related insights. Topics related to commuting tips, cattle markets, food storage particularly during cultural festivals like Eid ul Azha, sustainable shopping practices or travel destinations within Bangladesh may resonate well with her coverage interests.
Given that she covers a variety of themes but has a strong emphasis on sports and lifestyle topics prevalent in the local context of Dhaka and Bangladesh at large would be an effective approach for pitching ideas to her.
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By: Feda Al Hossain
Gold prices in Bangladesh have surged to historic highs, echoing a global rally that has pushed bullion above $4,000 an ounce (28.3495 grammes). The
The changes will affect millions of depositors
By: Ahsan Habib, Feda Al Hossain
Things are improving for international companies running businesses in Bangladesh as consumer demand begins to recover. People are buying more products ranging from paints to tobacco and malted milk drinks. Even though sales have risen, profits have not grown much.
By: Feda Al Hossain, Ahsan Habib
How has business been this year? Most commercial banks would probably say that it has been a struggle just to stay afloat amid financial turmoil, falling appetite for credit, and a surge in bad loans.
What business stories did readers care about most in 2025? The answer is wide-ranging and, at times, pleasantly unexpected.
Spain begin their FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign tonight in Group H against debutants Cape Verde in Atlanta, arriving as heavy favourites.
Ronaldo no longer covers every blade of grass, and there's no need to anyway. He has grown into a penalty-box predator with the same singular dedication that defined every phase of his career. His role in this Portugal side is different, more conservative, more positional, but vital nevertheless.
Spain got going from the first minute, looking hungry from the onset. The jitters of their goalless opener against Cape Verde were all but gone, replaced by the look of a side ready to dominate and score.
Mikel Merino is becoming the player who finds the net exactly when Spain need him most, and the substitute did it for a second straight knockout tie as La Roja beat Belgium 2-1 in a World Cup quarterfinal in Los Angeles today.
Oyarzabal and Pedro Porro. These are not the names most casual World Cup viewers would recognise.
