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November 15, 2024, 7:50 pm

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Govt to hold ‘fair, participatory’ polls after vital reforms: Yunus tells diplomats

TDS Desk: Highlighting the importance of required reforms, interim government Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus on Sunday conveyed to the international partners that they will hold a “free, fair participatory”

Will make every effort to improve business environment, and control inflation: Salehuddin

TDS Desk: Salehuddin Ahmed, adviser to the finance and commerce ministry, has pledged to make every effort to improve the business environment in Bangladesh and control inflation for the benefit

Apparel industry upbeat with positive gesture from global buyers

TDS Desk: Some global fashion brands have increased their sourcing from Bangladesh despite the recent political turmoil in the country centring on the quota reform movement that eventually ousted the

Hasina’s dictatorship has destroyed every institution of the country: Prof Yunus tells diplomats

TDS Desk: Interim Government Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Sunday said former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s dictatorship has destroyed every institution of the country in the effort to stay

How banks were forced to buy Tk3,000cr Beximco Sukuk bond

TDS Desk: Beximco Sukuk bond was another new financial instrument that was introduced for the first time in the country to help Beximco Group owner Salaman F Rahman to raise

Salman leveraged power to push Tk1000cr Amar bond sales

TDS Desk: As institutional investors hesitated to support debt instruments tied to Salman F Rahman, an influential businessman and adviser to Bangladesh’s ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina, few anticipated the