Business-Economy

January 9, 2025, 8:29 am

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Dacoity committed in Tarash View exchange meeting with injured, martyrs’ families held in Sirajganj Tarique welcomes Khaleda Zia in London Hasina’s visa extension not taken positively by people: Rizvi Rice prices went up for temporary hoarding: Commerce adviser Prices of fridge, AC, motorbike may go up RAB arrests rapist from Ashulia in Dhaka Govt to reduce its ownership in Grameen Bank from 25% to 5% Brazil keen on new investments in Bangladesh: Ambassador Fernando Surpass production of onion leads to price fall

Business-Economy

Dollar rate rises up to Tk 119.4 to lure more remittance

UNB, Dhaka: Banks have increased the price of United States dollar up to Tk 119.40 after getting central bank instruction to rate hikes to lure more remittance through the legal

2,000 trucks loaded with goods stuck at India’s Petrapole land port

UNB . Benapole Some 2,000 goods-laden trucks have been stuck at the Petrapole land port in India’s West Bengal for the past eight days due to suspension of export-import activities

Decade and half of growth paves way for ‘Smart Bangladesh’

UNB . Dhaka The extensive development across various sectors in Bangladesh over the past 15 years has laid a solid foundation for building a “Smart Bangladesh,” according to a recent

E-commerce: An enormous business opportunity for BD women

BSS: E-commerce brings enormous business opportunities for women as it makes 24/7 business possible. The growth of e-commerce helps the women entrepreneur to generate new ideas and work from home.

Net disruption hits timely shipment of RMG products

TDS Desk: International apparel brands and retailers on July 29 expressed concern about the timely shipment of garments products because of the internet disruptions and delays in the ports. In

Not all sectors to benefit from port duty waiver

TDS Desk: The government has announced a waiver of the seven-day port demurrage charge (delay fee for goods clearance) for garment exporters due to disruptions caused by the recent violence