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April 11, 2025, 10:23 am

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Will continue to work in support of your trade agenda: Dr Yunus tells President Trump ‘BD eyes top spot in global apparel exports’ 2 killed in Naogaon clash BAF Base renamed as ‘BAF Base Bir Uttam AK Khandker’ BB ED appointed as MD of ICB Islami Bank RMG corporate tax likely to double BD eyes foreign investment to unlock agro-processing potential BNP takes out massive rally against Gaza massacre ‘Foreign investment pipeline created, continuous monitoring, communication to be maintained’ Bad loans must be cut to ensure good governance in banks: Speakers

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Stock Market Slump: DSEX index falls by 40 points in three days

TDS Desk: Dhaka’s stock market has faced a continuous decline this week, with the DSEX index losing 40 points over three consecutive trading days. Despite a slight rise during the

Govt to import rice, fertiliser, diesel

TDS Desk: The government will import rice, fertiliser and diesel and procure sugar and lentil from local suppliers to meet the domestic demands. Advisors’ Council Committee on Government Purchase (ACCGP)

7 colleges’ affiliation with DU cancelled

TDS Desk: Authorities of Dhaka University (DU) and seven colleges have decided to severe their ties, a few hours before the expiration of a deadline issued by college students to

District Administration stands by the cold affected people in Sirajganj

Raaz Mostafa District Administration in Sirajganj stands by the poorest people, who have been suffering from cold as the cold wave has been sweeping over the northern region including different

High interest rates hit businesses, employment

TDS Desk: The surge in inflation is eroding household incomes and employment opportunities, driven largely by rising bank loan interest rates and reduced production. While depositors may benefit from higher

Ramadan knocking at the door: Escalating food prices spark worries

TDS Desk: With inflation already near record levels and traders raising the prices of essential commodities ahead of Ramadan, low- and middle-income families fear greater struggles as the fasting month