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Within hours of the government's warning, the Bangladesh LP Gas Traders Association withdrew its strike.On Wednesday (October 14) at noon, LP Gas Cooperative Association leader Abu Taher confirmed the withdrawal of the strike.Earlier that day at noon, the association leaders held a meeting with the Bangladesh Energy Regulatory Commission (BERC).After the meeting, trader leader Abu Taher told Agami'r Samoy that they withdrew the strike because the government assured them that their demands would...

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC), the capital market regulator, has demanded that the draft amendment to the Companies Act, 1994 include a provision allowing listed companies to buy back their own shares (share buyback). BSEC also want to modernize the company annual reporting system, to consult the regulatory authority in cases of mergers or restructuring of listed and unlisted companies, and to extend the validity period for using financial statements in a prospectus. P...

The government is set to introduce major amendments to the Companies Act, 1994, aiming to improve the business environment in the country, strengthen digitization and attract both domestic and foreign investment. A detailed discussion on these issues took place today (Monday) at an views exchange meeting held at the FBCCI office in Motijheel, Dhaka, on the draft amendments to the Companies Act, 1994.The meeting was presided over by FBCCI Administrator Md. Fazlul Haque, with Commerce Minister Kha...

Commerce, Industry, Jute and Textiles Minister Khandakar Abdul Muktadir has commented that nation-building and fulfilling the people's expectations, rather than merely celebrating, are now the biggest challenges facing the government. He stated that the primary goal now is to revive the national economy by resolving logistics crises, including electricity and fuel shortages, attracting domestic and foreign investment, and expanding the export sector.He made these remarks as the chief guest at th...

Commerce Minister Khandakar Abdul Muktadir has emphasized on enhancing trade, investment, and industrial cooperation between Bangladesh and India. He said that to harness the economic potential of the two countries, trade barriers must be removed to restore a normal trade environment. He also mentioned the need to ease visa processes and build long-term economic partnerships by involving the private sector.The minister made these remarks today (Tuesday) during a meeting with a delegation from th...