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The government of Bangladesh is set to implement a new pay scale that will benefit millions of active and retired personnel. The sweeping financial measure involves a massive annual expenditure of billions of taka.
Toyota Bangladesh Limited has issued an official warning concerning the unauthorized use of its registered trademarks and corporate logos. The company stresses that prior approval is mandatory for any promotional or commercial use to prevent public confusion.
BSEC Chairman Masood Khan announced major capital market reforms, including direct listing and hybrid systems, during an open discussion in Dhaka on August 31, 2026. The event, hosted by the Dhaka Stock Exchange Brokers Association of Bangladesh (DBA), focused on the current state and future actions of the market.
The government has approved the National Pay Scale 2026 during a cabinet meeting held on August 31. Officials announced that a monthly allowance for disabled children of government employees will be introduced under the new framework.
The Dhaka Stock Exchange Brokers Association hosted an open discussion on August 31, 2026, addressing capital market reforms. BSEC Chairman Masud Khan outlined new tax policies and oversight measures.
A new study by the Centre for Policy Dialogue reveals that citizens are failing to reap the full benefits of e-governance in local government institutions. The comprehensive research underscores disparities across divisions, noting that Rangpur lags behind in digital service preparedness and awareness.
Two exceptionally large hilsa fish caught in the Meghna river were sold at a local fish landing station. The fish were later sent to Dhaka after being purchased by a local trader.
Power Grid Bangladesh PLC data analysis indicates a potential power deficit leading to widespread electricity load shedding across the country. Dhaka region faces the highest predicted cuts while Barishal faces the lowest.
An open discussion in Dhaka addressed the current state and future of Bangladesh's capital market. Organized by DBA, the event featured remarks from key financial figures including BSEC Chairman Masud Khan.
Bangladesh Bank has launched a 2,000 crore BDT special pre-finance scheme to boost the frozen food export sector. Participating banks will receive funds at 4 percent interest, while entrepreneurs face a maximum rate of 7 percent.
Bangladesh Jeweller Association (BAJUS) has announced a reduction in gold and silver prices across the domestic market. The updated rates officially came into effect on Monday morning.
Bangladesh has agreed to spend several billion dollars to purchase additional Boeing airplanes from the United States. The development was announced by Sergio Gor, U.S. President Donald Trump's special envoy for South and Central Asia.
The Bangladesh Food Safety Authority has collected 2.05 million taka in fines and filed 16 cases during a one-week nationwide monitoring drive. A total of 264 food establishments were inspected across the country between August 23 and August 29.
Glass is becoming a fundamental element in modern housing and workplaces across Bangladesh. The rapid expansion is driven by a thriving real estate market and growing backward linkage industries.
Discussions are underway in Bangladesh to implement solar charging stations for battery-run autorickshaws as the transport sector consumes 47 percent of total fuel. Experts and officials emphasize the urgent need for registration and solar infrastructure to ease pressure on the national grid.
Bangladesh recorded foreign loan disbursements of 180.18 million dollars in July, while principal and interest repayments reached 453.23 million dollars. Data from the Economic Relations Division highlights a 13.39 percent decline in new disbursements alongside an increase in debt servicing.
Bangladesh Bank has slashed interest rates for a Tk 3,000 crore refinancing fund aimed at developing an agricultural economic hub in northern Bangladesh. Participating banks will receive funds at a 3 percent interest rate from the central bank, capping customer-level rates at 7 percent.
Bangladesh recorded 2.66 billion US dollars in remittances during the first 29 days of August. This represents a 22.30 percent increase compared to the same period in the previous year.
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