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March 10, 2025, 5:26 pm

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Bangladesh Single Window system to ease export-import businesses

TDS Desk: Traders will now avail the service of obtaining different certificates and documents related to export and import businesses of their products and goods by using a single automated

Stock market expected to regain momentum by June thru reforms: DSE chairman

He said the task force is addressing long-standing irregularities and corruption TDS Desk: The stock market is expected to regain momentum by June due to reforms that are currently underway,

Debapriya criticizes govt for not presenting clear economic manifesto to overcome crisis

TDS Desk: Economist Dr Debapriya Bhattacharya, who led the committee responsible for drafting a white paper on the country’s economic situation, has criticised the interim government for not presenting a

Raise remittance incentive from 2.5% to 4%, experts urge govt

TDS Desk: The proposal was presented at a seminar titled “Measures to Increase Remittance Income,” held on Saturday (18 January) in the capital. Hassan Ahmed Chowdhury Kiran, chairman of Debate

Arrival of foreign commercial ships increases at Mongla Port

TDS Desk: The arrival of commercial ships from different foreign countries to Mongla Port, the second-largest seaport in the country, has increased over the last couple of weeks, boosting its

Fruit market in turmoil as import duties soar

TDS Desk: The country’s fruit market has once again plunged into instability following a sharp increase in import duties. On 9 January, the National Board of Revenue (NBR) increased the