Business-Economy

April 18, 2025, 8:52 pm

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Baby sold by mother rescued in Tangail Police constable commits ‘suicide’ in Chuadanga Shafiqul criticises cricketer Shakib for joining JS polls with AL ticket Govt spent only 36.65pc of ADP fund in Jul-Mar: IMED ANFREL delegation meets Fakhrul, discusses election issue Bangladesh lags behind in meeting conditions in 4 areas Foreign Adviser calls for addressing expat issues at home before their arrival in destination countries Dudu accuses govt of delaying election to sideline BNP 2 die in Sirajganj road accident India dismisses Bangladesh’s remarks on West Bengal violence as “unwarranted”

Business-Economy

10 banks on the brink of sinking, 10 business groups face the heat

► Media trials underway to destroy banks and industries ► No proper initiatives for recovering bad loans TDS Desk: Ten banks in the country are facing a severe crisis, driven

6 key drivers behind dollar price volatility in Bangladesh

Staff Correspondent Bangladesh’s foreign exchange market faces significant volatility, driven by six critical factors identified by Bangladesh Bank. Spokesperson and Executive Director Husne Ara Shikha outlined these challenges on Monday,

Special initiatives to revive golden era of jute

TDS Desk The interim government has launched special measures to restore the golden days of “golden fiber” (jute). As part of this initiative, Bangladesh Bank has provided special facilities to

NBR steps up efforts to curb graft after ‘goat scandal’

UNB, Dhaka The National Board of Revenue (NBR) faced a chaotic time in 2024 after one of its senior members became embroiled in a high-profile scandal over the purchase of

Media Trials: A conspiracy to cripple the country’s economy…!

♦ Targeting 10 Banks and 10 Industrialists ♦ What’s Next? TDS Desk: A domestic and international conspiracy has emerged to destroy the country’s economy, particularly its banking sector and private

Remittances grow 22% to record nearly $27b in 2024

TDS Desk: According to data from the Bangladesh Bank, remittances through formal channels totalled $26.67 billion from January to 28 December, an increase of about $4.7 billion from $21.92 billion