Regulator identifies 11 Facebook pages spreading stock misinformation

A fresh investigation by the National Board of Revenue (NBR) has revealed that owners of more than 1,300 luxury cars, including high-end brands like BMW, Mercedes, Porsche and Rolls-Royce, concealed information about the vehicles in their tax files to evade tax.

Local partners aid Starlink in setting up new gateways

The National Board of Revenue (NBR) has eased rules for faster clearance of industrial raw materials and other items imported duty-free under bonded warehouse licences.

Bankers today are often viewed through a narrow lens as profiteering professionals. With each bank failure or financial crisis, the finger is pointed at them. Much of this misunderstanding is caused by limited public awareness of how banks and bankers actually function in a complex modern economy. The purpose here is not to prove a case but to place matters in perspective.

For Donald Trump, the next big China deal is all about the last big China deal. The president’s first trade pact with Beijing, signed in 2019, did little to change Beijing’s behaviour or jump-start American manufacturing. Yet the White House is once again pushing for high-stakes negotiations, even if any agreement could prove as ephemeral as the last.

The Bangladesh Bank has directed all scheduled banks and non-bank financial institutions (NBFIs) to submit their annual corporate social responsibility (CSR) budgets, along with related documents, by February each year.

From tomorrow, each bhori will be sold at Tk 185,947

Tariffs are set to rise, global compliance standards are tightening, and supply chains are becoming more digitised and diversified.

The decision was taken upon a probe committee’s recommendation

They demand a pause until the charges are fixed by the shipping ministry’s tariff committee

One cargo will arrive in November and the other in December

The DSEX dropped 89.33 points to finish at 5,538.25

Himalaya Airlines cancels service, Biman’s Kathmandu-bound flight returns to Dhaka

The DSEX decreased 48.16 points to 5,579 by 12:14 pm

Exports reach $523m in FY25 as American buyers look beyond China

Sluggish investment demand stalls private credit growth in Bangladesh

Over the last year, that expectation has been dampened by a large margin, with major players reporting up to a 30 percent demand slump.

Despite underspending its budget, the government borrowed more from domestic sources than planned in the last fiscal year (FY), as revenue collection shortfalls, waning foreign aid, and rising interest costs forced it to plug a widening gap.

Bangladesh must confront harassment as fiercely as corruption if the country is to accelerate its economic momentum, said Hossain Zillur Rahman, former adviser to the caretaker government.