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Large quantities of foreign hilsa fish imported from India and Myanmar through the Benapole land port are being fraudulently sold to consumers as local catch. Traders are capitalizing on the visual similarities to mislead buyers, causing substantial financial harm to genuine local hilsa sellers.
Selim Barkat has taken up the position of chairman at Financial Excellence Limited following the company's annual general meeting. Barkat holds an MBA in Finance from the Institute of Business Administration at the University of Dhaka.
Adani Power has resumed full electricity supply to Bangladesh from both units of its Godda power plant in Jharkhand. The development follows the successful restoration of the facility's second unit after a technical glitch.
Adani's power plant in Jharkhand has resumed generation from its second unit following a technical glitch, while a unit at Bangladesh's Rampal plant has shut down due to technical reasons. The simultaneous shifts have significantly altered power supply dynamics across the border.
GPH Ispat's board of directors has decided to raise significant capital by issuing right shares. The company plans to use the newly collected funds to repay its existing loans.
Following bizarre overpricing scandals in state projects, the government has formed a committee to establish a single rate schedule for all public engineering agencies. Prime Minister Tareq Rahman chaired the decisive ECNEC meeting.
Frequent power outages and severe load shedding are disrupting tea processing operations across 23 tea gardens in Bangladesh. Gardens in Madhabpur and Chunarughat upazilas face daily disruptions lasting six to eight hours.
A growing trend in Canada sees consumers boycotting United States products in favor of Canadian goods following the breakdown of trade talks and the implementation of tariffs. Major retailers and grocery executives report significant shifts in buying habits as patriotism influences grocery store purchases.
Department of Environment Director General Dr. Md. Lutfor Rahman inaugurated a new zero discharge plant at Habiganj Industrial Park on 12 September 2026. A high-level delegation from the department also visited multiple manufacturing facilities and the recycling plant operated by PRAN-RFL Group.
The Kolkata Fish Importers Association has formally requested the Bangladeshi Commerce Minister to resume Hilsa fish exports. Bangladesh originally imposed an official ban on the export of the fish in July 2012.
Bangladesh Railway has issued a directive instructing all of its departments to take necessary measures to achieve targeted revenues. The decision was announced during a monthly review meeting held on August 23, 2026.
The Bangladesh Reconditioned Vehicles Importers and Dealers Association (Barbida) held a human chain and press conference in Dhaka on September 12, 2026. They called for the withdrawal of the ban on reconditioned electric vehicles and the introduction of balanced policies.
A recent market review in Dhaka highlights significant price variations for essential vegetables between wholesale and retail hubs. Meanwhile, bakery owners have announced plans to raise product prices by 20 percent starting Saturday due to surging raw material costs.
Around 50 workers make a living cutting fish at the Shafuddin Sarkar Market in Tongi, Gazipur. They pay a daily fee to market authorities while earning a modest income from customers.
Bangladesh Bank has announced a restructuring of profit rates for Sammilito Islami Bank, alongside opening fund withdrawals for account holders. Following the resumption of payout operations, tens of thousands of customers have already withdrawn billions of taka.
Bangladesh is set to implement a new pay scale starting July 1, 2026, maintaining the existing 20 grades. The Finance Division initiative includes issuing seven separate SROs and utilizing the iBAS++ software for automated salary determination.
Severe power outages lasting up to 12 hours a day have severely disrupted pottery production in Patuakhali's Bauphal upazila. Factory owners are struggling with skyrocketing fuel costs, forcing them to slash wages and lay off workers.
A small-scale colored rope factory established in the remote char area of Ulipur, Kurigram, has provided employment for twelve local women. Despite facing capital shortages, the enterprise produces significant quantities of rope annually.
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