The second day of the second round of three-day tariff talks between Bangladesh and the United States ended on today in Washington, DC.
This marked the steepest decline since the Covid-19 pandemic, when roughly 3.8 lakh vehicles were registered with the BRTA
Bangladesh’s interim government has moved to restructure the country’s tax system by creating two new divisions under the Ministry of Finance, a move aligned with recommendations from the International Monetary Fund.
Stocks fell last week as concerns over potential corporate tax hikes in the upcoming budget weighed on investor sentiment.
The decision to pursue the listing was approved during a board meeting held on January 23, according to a press release issued yesterday
Titas Gas Transmission and Distribution Company, the state-owned gas distributor, reported a significant loss in the second quarter of fiscal 2024-25, driven by a sharp increase in system loss.
The plan has been outlined in the draft of a new ordinance
The World Bank today approved three loans totalling $1.16 billion to help Bangladesh improve health services, boost water and sanitation services and achieve greener and climate-resilient development, it said in a statement.
The second day of the second round of three-day tariff talks between Bangladesh and the United States ended on today in Washington, DC.
This marked the steepest decline since the Covid-19 pandemic, when roughly 3.8 lakh vehicles were registered with the BRTA
Bangladesh’s interim government has moved to restructure the country’s tax system by creating two new divisions under the Ministry of Finance, a move aligned with recommendations from the International Monetary Fund.
Stocks fell last week as concerns over potential corporate tax hikes in the upcoming budget weighed on investor sentiment.
The decision to pursue the listing was approved during a board meeting held on January 23, according to a press release issued yesterday
Titas Gas Transmission and Distribution Company, the state-owned gas distributor, reported a significant loss in the second quarter of fiscal 2024-25, driven by a sharp increase in system loss.
The plan has been outlined in the draft of a new ordinance
The World Bank today approved three loans totalling $1.16 billion to help Bangladesh improve health services, boost water and sanitation services and achieve greener and climate-resilient development, it said in a statement.
Bangladesh Bank yesterday asked the foreign ministry to verify a number of information of five foreign shareholders of Nagad Digital Bank PLC.
Mobile internet users in Bangladesh have complained of Facebook and Messenger outages again.
