The National Board of Revenue (NBR) yesterday extended the deadline for income tax return submission by a month.

Bangladesh Bank Executive Director Md Masud Biswas has been appointed as the head of the Bangladesh Financial Intelligence Unit (BFIU) in status of deputy governor on a contractual basis.

The National Board of Revenue (NBR) today extended the deadline for income tax return submission by a month.

The stock market regulator has approved an open-ended mutual fund named Ekush Growth Fund.

Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) has approved Premier Bank’s unsecured, contingent-convertible, non-cumulative and Basel-III compliant perpetual bond to raise a fund of Tk 200 crore.

Dubai-based multinational logistics company DP World will invest $1 billion in Bangladesh’s supply chain infrastructure, including ports, rail network and inland container terminals.

The Infrastructure Development Company Limited (IDCOL) will finance rooftop solar projects that will generate about 300 megawatts of peak electricity by 2024.

The stocks failed to maintain the previous day's rising trend today as it again fell 1.35 per cent due to a confidence crisis among investors.

The government has selected 57 non-resident Bangladeshis to honour them with commercially important person (CIP) status for their contribution to the south Asian country’s economy.

Bangladesh has a favourable business environment for Turkish investors thanks to its congenial policy making and regulatory regimes, according to a 14-member delegation of the Turkey-Bangladesh Business Council.

A comprehensive national logistics development policy is needed to enhance the local transport system and facilitate foreign investment, according to speakers at the International Investment Summit 2021.

For many in their 30s and above, the word newsprint occupies a good part of memories of their schooldays.

Bangladesh’s stock market index yesterday broke out of a fall lasting six days but investor participation fell to a seven-month low for apprehensions over today’s meeting between the central bank and the stock market regulator.

A few years ago, Marks & Spencer (M&S) could not find a single factory in Bangladesh that could produce suits in bulk quantity although the country was already one of the largest apparel exporters in the world.

Inflation jumped to a 12-month high in October as elevated levels of commodity costs in the international markets translated into higher consumer prices in Bangladesh, official figures showed yesterday.

The two-day international investment summit that concluded in Dhaka today attracted $2.7 billion worth of investment proposals from domestic and international companies in different sectors.

Bangladesh has eventually turned into the largest suits sourcing destination for Marks and Spencer (M&S) as the local suppliers have diversified the garment products and started making high-end items, said Shwapna Bhowmick, country manager of the British retail giant.

The index at the Dhaka Stock Exchange rose today after experiencing a fall of six consecutive days despite low participation from general investors.

The Asian Development Bank will provide Bangladesh with a $150 million loan to provide financing for cottage, micro, and small-sized enterprises (CMSEs) to create jobs for promoting socio-economic recovery after the Covid-19 pandemic.

A comprehensive national logistics policy is required to develop the logistics and transport sector to attract more foreign investment for the field, analysts said at a session of the investment summit today.