Business-Economy

March 9, 2025, 8:49 am

News Headline :

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

Cash flowing back to banks

Staff Reporter The banking sector in Bangladesh has seen a significant turnaround as customer confidence begins to rebound, with cash previously held outside the system now returning to banks. This

TCB to sell potatoes at Tk40 per kg

TDS Desk To provide relief to consumers, the Trading Corporation of Bangladesh (TCB) will sell subsidized potatoes in the capital through truck sales. Each individual will be allowed to purchase

S Alam says Singapore citizenship a shield against Bangladesh Bank’s ‘intimidation’, reports FT

Desk News Mohammed Saiful Alam, founder and chairman of industrial conglomerate S Alam, has claimed that an international investment pact and his status as a Singaporean citizen offer protection against

No banks to be shut down: Finance Adviser

TDS Desk: Some banks are recovering well, while others may continue to struggle, but no banks will be shut down, said Finance Adviser Salehuddin Ahmed on Tuesday. “Some banks are

BD to receive $1.1 bn from ADB, WB by Dec: Finance Secy

TDS Desk: The Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the World Bank will provide $600 million and $500 million in loan assistance respectively by December 2024, said Finance Secretary Dr Md

43 companies granted permission to import 19 cr eggs

TDS Desk: The government has granted permission to 43 companies to import an additional 19 crore 30 lakh eggs to control the prices. The Ministry of Commerce issued a letter