Business-Economy

March 9, 2025, 8:52 am

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Bangladesh national killed in BSF firing at Panchagarh border Reazul Islam now new Chairman of RAJUK UN urges interim govt to take urgent steps to freeze, seize stolen assets 2 killed in Jamalpur road crash Unlocking workplace opportunities for women could boost GDP by almost 40pc No room for gender discrimination: Asif Mahmud FAO introduces improved fish drying technology in Bangladesh Child rape accused won’t be spared: Advisor BNP’s Selima Rahman slams govt for failing to curb mob justice Take dev projects thru standard feasibility studies, analyzing opinions: IMED

Business-Economy

Economy not as bad as feared, but challenges persist: Finance Adviser

TDS Desk Though the country faces economic challenges, the situation is not as critical as suggested by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), said Finance Adviser Dr Salehuddin Ahmed on Thursday.

Optimum aman output likely this year

TDS Desk The government is expecting optimum aman production this year despite nearly 10 percent damage from total target due to frequent floods in August-September this year. The agriculture extension

Fraud with investors by BEZA

TDS Desk Bangladesh Economic Zones Authority (BEZA) was established with the promise of providing all necessary facilities to investors to ease the process of setting up factories and conducting business.

Tax Evasion and Money Laundering: Hidden Salaries of Foreign NGO Executives in Bangladesh

TDS Desk Foreign executives of NGOs operating in Bangladesh are using concealed salary structures to evade taxes and launder money abroad, revealed a media report. This malpractice raises concerns over

IMF conditions may push non-performing loans beyond Tk 5 trillion, experts warn

TDS Desk Adhering to conditions set by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) could lead the country’s total non-performing loans (NPLs) to exceed Tk 5 trillion, experts said. They said that

Industries struggling under the weight of prolonged crisis

TDS Desk Big industrial conglomerates of the country are finding it increasingly difficult to get by amid repeated hits to business activities over the last couple of years. Huge bank