Business-Economy

December 24, 2024, 1:33 am

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People to take on streets like Aug 5 to realize voting rights: Fakhrul Home Adviser asks BGB to perform duties as vigilant safeguards ECNEC cancels Bangabandhu Safari Park project in Moulvibazar FF greeted with garland of shoes, order to take action Hassan Ariff laid to rest Henry, her husband Labu sued by ACC for amassing illegal wealth No alternative of reforming: Law Adviser Gross forex reserve $18.56 billion, not $20 billion: Cenbank spokesperson Suspected robbery on Chandpur ship: Death toll climbs to 7 Travel ban imposed on Sayeed Khokon, family members

Business-Economy

Money launderers emboldened under Sheikh family’s patronage

TDS Desk Money launderers who funnelled hard-earned public funds abroad under the protection of the Sheikh family are now facing intensified scrutiny by government authorities. Agencies empowered to investigate financial

Concerns of economic crisis during Ramadan

TDS Desk Economic and business analysts have expressed concerns that the country could face significant challenges during the upcoming Ramadan. Political instability and reduced imports due to various complications have

Vanishing waters of Chalan Beel : A looming fish crisis

Pabna Correspondent Once teeming with life, Chalan Beel —the largest freshwater wetland in northern Bangladesh—is facing a stark decline in its fish population. Local fishermen, who depend on this ecosystem

Medicine prices won’t rise after LDC graduation: RAPID

TDS Desk Medicine prices in Bangladesh will not go up after LDC graduation in 2026, according to a recent study of the Research and Policy Integration for Development (RAPID). However,

Paid Tk20cr bribe for road cutting to get gas during AL regime: Sheikh Bashir Uddin

TDS Desk Sheikh Bashir Uddin, the current commerce adviser of the interim government, has revealed that, during the Awami League government’s tenure, he had to pay a bribe of Tk20

Airfares in Bangladesh: ‘Honey’ in dollars, ‘haggling’ in taka

TDS Desk In most countries, airfares and cargo rates are pegged to local currencies, insulating passengers and businesses from exchange rate fluctuations. But in Bangladesh, Biman Bangladesh Airlines continues to