Business-Economy

January 11, 2025, 3:11 pm

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195 maunds of ilish caught on trawler in Bay of Bengal Tk1,114cr embezzlement: ACC sues 54 including two sons of S Alam An unhealthy competition begins to cling to power: Mirza Fakhrul Collective action needed to protect environment, uplift communities: Rizwana Tarique Rahman expresses gratitude to Emir of Qatar Supreme Judicial Council submits report on Masuda Bhatti to President Taxes should not be increased in interest of any financial institution: Rizvi DCs against use of lethal weapons by police Major trade bodies miss election deadline as reforms take centre stage Tetulia records season’s lowest temperature at 7.3 degrees

Business-Economy

Businesses welcome fuel oil price cut

TDS Desk: Business leaders and economists have welcomed the recent cut in fuel oil prices, viewing it as a positive step to help entrepreneurs cut operational costs. They have also

How Islami Bank was taken over ‘at gunpoint’

TDS Desk: Islami Bank, the largest private bank by deposits in 2017, was a lucrative target for Sheikh Hasina’s cronies when an influential business group with her blessing occupied it

Who will tie the bell around the cat’s neck?

Sale of substandard fertilizers goes on unabated at Baghabari Port 4,000 MTs of urea fertilizer still lying under open sky An influential quarter selling those secretly Sirajul Islam Shishir, back

Ongoing turmoil posing serious challenges: Business leaders

UNB . Dhaka The business climate in Bangladesh remains unstable following the fall of the Awami League government. Although an interim government led by Nobel Laureate Dr. Muhammad Yunus was

RMG workers block road in Ashulia demanding attendance bonus, 10% increment, and others

TDS Desk: RMG workers from several factories blocked roads in the Ashulia area of Savar Sunday (1 September), despite no unpaid dues, according to the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters

Ctg port issues transaction ban on 9 pvt banks

TDS Desk: Chattogram Port Authority (CPA) has imposed a ban on transactions with nine private banks, including six affiliated with Chattogram-based business group S Alam Group, prohibiting them from accepting