The country’s trade deficit rose by 9.49 per cent or $1.02 billion in the July-February period of the current fiscal year 2020-21 mainly due to export earnings contraction.
Read More »Spending on public servants’ remuneration to witness uptick from FY22
The government is going to allocate 12.2% of the total budget in the upcoming 2021-22 fiscal year
Read More »NBR gets Tk 47,563cr less than target
Revenue collection by the National Board of Revenue fell Tk 47,563 crore short of the target set for the July-February period of the current fiscal year 2020-2021, according to NBR data.
Read More »NBR to frame special VAT payment policy for reconditioned vehicles
The National Board of Revenue (NBR) has moved to frame a special VAT payment policy for the sales and marketing of imported reconditioned vehicles in order to resolve complexities relating to fiscal measures.
Read More »Sudden ‘lockdown’ to affect operations management, industrialists say
Industrialists have found it difficult to instantly implement emergency measures for the smooth continuation of manufacturing operations after the government suddenly announced a nationwide lockdown to curb the spread of Covid-19.
Read More »Noakhali EZ gets 4,835.91 acres land
With the approval of the Prime Minister Office (PMO), the Land Ministry has allotted 4,835.91 acres of ‘khas’ land in favour of Bangladesh Economic Zones Authority (BEZA) for setting up Noakhali Economic Zone (EZ) at Companiganj upazila under Noakhali district.
Read More »This could be a banner year for Bangladesh’s start-up ecosystem
State-owned venture capital firm Startup Bangladesh sets sail
Read More »Startup Bangladesh announces Tk 100cr investment
On the occasion of the birth centenary of the Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and the Golden Jubilee of Bangladesh, Startup Bangladesh Ltd. launched “ShotoBorshe Shoto Asha” with a plan to invest Tk 100 crore in 50 startups this year. The company announced the first series of …
Read More »BEPZA attaches highest priority to workers’ welfare, says law minister
Geographical location, inexpensive and easily trainable workforce and moderate production cost have helped Bangladesh become an attractive investment destination, Law Minister Anisul Huq said Sunday.
Read More »LR Global breaches six securities rules in its pathbreaking investment in BDNews24
‘The investment was against the interest of the investors and the capital market’
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