Business-Economy

April 9, 2025, 2:59 pm

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Getting the most out of our economic zones Govt renames two Thanas Bangladeshi banks among the most vulnerable to US tariffs in Asia-Pacific: Moody’s Some want to forcibly keep Prof Yunus in power for 5 years: Manna Ex-industries minister Nurul Majid, his wife sued over amassing Tk9.28 cr illegally Reforms in key sectors could create millions of jobs: WB Myanmar to start reviewing names of 5.5 lakh Rohingyas soon: Khalilur School teacher killed in Barguna road accident Hajj flights will start from April 29: Religious Affairs Adviser Bangladesh calls for increased investment in universal health

Business-Economy

Middle class also flocks to sidewalk shops amid Eid shopping frenzy

TDS Desk: As Eid-ul-Fitr approaches and knocks on the door, the shopping frenzy grips the city like elsewhere across the country. Brisk business is going on from the sidewalks of

Many multinational companies are not listed in capital market yet: Rupali Chowdhury

Staff Correspondent: Bangladesh Association of Publicly Listed Companies (BAPLC) President and Managing Director of Berger Paints Bangladesh Limited Rupali Haque Chowdhury said many multinational companies in the country are not

Islami Bank moves to auction S Alam Group’s assets to recover debt

Staff Correspondent: Islami Bank has announced the auction of assets belonging to Infinity CR Strips Industries Limited, a concern of the S Alam Group, to recover outstanding loans under the

Depositors to get back max Tk 2 lakh on liquidation of bank, financial institution

Staff Correspondent: Depositors are set to get a maximum refund of Tk2 lakh if any bank or financial institution is liquidated, according to a draft of the “Deposit Protection Ordinance,

Norway’s SWF investment in Bangladesh stocks drops by 6% in 2024

Staff Correspondent: Norway’s sovereign wealth fund (SWF), the largest investment fund in the world, reported a 6% drop in its investments in Bangladesh’s capital market in 2024, according to data

Revenue collection falls short by Tk 58,242cr

Staff Correspondent: In the first eight months (July-February) of the current fiscal year 2024-25, the National Board of Revenue (NBR) is lagging behind the revenue target by more than 58,000