Energy crisis costs industry Tk 2,387cr daily
21 August 2026
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Economy
Garment factories can generate 1,768MWp from rooftop solar: CPD
21 August 2026
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Economy
Producers now responsible for plastic waste management
21 August 2026
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Economy
WB studies feasibility of mortgage refinance company
21 August 2026
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Economy
RMG must move beyond cheap labour to stay competitive
21 August 2026
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Economy
BB unveils rules for loan recovery thru mediation
21 August 2026
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Economy
Sylhet tea gardens reel from power crisis
21 August 2026
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Economy
Rulebook needs a show-cause notice
21 August 2026
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Economy
Oil hits 3-week high on supply concerns
21 August 2026
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Economy
Govt eyes cooperation with AirAsia in airport ground handling
21 August 2026
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Economy
Pandemic won’t affect economy that much: Kamal
The rules set by the government for people’s movement during the pandemic will leave little impact on the economy and the lives of the general mass, Finance Minister AHM Mustafa Kamal said yesterday.
23 January 2022
Annual Development Programme still below pre-pandemic levels
Though overall annual development programme (ADP) implementation slightly rose year-on-year in the current fiscal year’s first half, government spending for development projects is still below that of the pre-pandemic period.
23 January 2022
Ctg-Kuwait direct flights from today
Low-cost Kuwaiti airline Jazeera Airways is going to launch direct flights between Chattogram and Kuwait from today.
23 January 2022
Qcoom refund begins today
Foster Corporation from today will start providing refunds to Qcoom customers whose advance payments got stuck with the payment gateway for non-delivery of products by the e-commerce platform.
23 January 2022
BB aid for stocks ends up salvaging Beximco sukuk
The central bank announced a special package in February 2020 to prop up the stock market as the benchmark index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) was hovering around a seven-year low of 4,385 points.
23 January 2022
Five projects of Tk 1,022cr get nod
The government yesterday gave the go-ahead to five projects involving Tk 1,022 crore.
23 January 2022
Banks asked to ensure all employees are vaccinated
The Bangladesh Bank today instructed banks to collect Covid-19 vaccine certificate from their employees such that the third wave of the coronavirus can be contained efficiently.
23 January 2022
E-commerce firm Qcoom’s refunds begin tomorrow
Foster Corporation will start providing refunds from tomorrow to Qcoom customers whose advance payments got stuck with the payment gateway for non-delivery of products by the e-commerce platform.
23 January 2022
Tax problems will be solved once businesses share issues in written form: Kamal
Steps will be taken to solve the tax and stimulus related problems of the district level members of the Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry if they share the issues in written form, Finance Minister AHM Mustafa Kamal said today.
23 January 2022
Cabinet okays five projects worth Tk 1,022 crore
The government today gave go-ahead to five projects involving Tk 1,022 crore.
23 January 2022
Covid-19 won’t affect economy that much this time: Kamal
The rules set by the government for people’s movement during the pandemic will leave little impact on the economy and the lives of the general mass, Finance Minister AHM Mustafa Kamal said today.
23 January 2022
Kuakata hotel business collapses as Covid curbs return
Hotel and motel owners in Kuakata, one of the most popular tourist spots in Bangladesh, are once again paying heavy prices as bookings are being cancelled owing to the latest spike in coronavirus cases.
22 January 2022
Gas price hike should be gradual
The government should move gradually and reconsider energy companies’ recent proposal to raise gas prices as any sharp hike will increase overall cost of production of industries, said Abul Kasem Khan, chairperson of Business Initiative Leading Development (BUILD).
22 January 2022
Peanuts a blessing for char farmers along Brahmaputra river
The biggest peanut market in Rangpur is almost never found on the same spot two years in a row due to the changing waters of Brahmaputra river in Chilmari upazila of Kurigram.
22 January 2022
Price spike to raise maize acreage
Maize is being traded for as much as Tk 30 per kilogramme (kg), the highest on record in Bangladesh, influenced by high international prices, a development that has created interest among many growers to expand cultivation of the grain, a key ingredient for poultry, cattle and fish feed.
22 January 2022
Cricketer Shakib enters e-commerce
Marred with scams, controversies and uncertainty over the recovery of thousands of crores of embezzled taka, the country’s e-commerce sector has witnessed the appearance of yet another platform led by none other than the poster boy of Bangladesh cricket, Shakib Al Hasan.
22 January 2022
Stop harassing businesses for tax, extend loan moratorium
Top business leaders yesterday urged the government to take steps to put an end to the harassment businesses face at the hands of VAT and tax officials and extend the loan moratorium period to help them recover from the coronavirus pandemic.
22 January 2022
Incepta gets go-ahead to produce Covid drug Molnupiravir
Leading local pharmaceutical company Incepta Pharmaceuticals Ltd has announced the receipt of a sublicence from the Medicine Patent Pool (MPP), on behalf of originator company MSD, to produce Covid-19 oral drug “molnupiravir”.
22 January 2022
Stop putting income tax pressure during pandemic: businesses
The businessmen from Dhaka and district levels have urged the government to save them from the pressure that the VAT and income tax officials are putting on them for tax collection even during the Covid 19 fallouts.
22 January 2022
Despite IMF warning, Govt plans to borrow $313m from forex reserves for power transmission project
The government plans to use the country’s foreign currency reserves to implement a $370.96 million power transmission project, ignoring warning from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
20 January 2022