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The Business Standard: Find breaking Bangladeshi news, Economical & Business updates & multimedia. Get 24/7 coverage on national, international news, entertainment, celebrity, sports, technology, lifestyle news and more at tbsnews.net

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The Business Standard
tbsnews.net > sports > bcb-integrity-unit-vows-stamp-out-corruption-bangladesh-cricket-1540826

BCB Integrity Unit vows to stamp out corruption from Bangladesh cricket

14+ hour, 17+ min ago   (675+ words) Saturday September 12, 2026 Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) Integrity Unit independent chair Alex Marshall today iterated his stance on stamping out the corruption from the country's cricket. He said the unit is working independently to investigate alleged breaches of the anti-corruption code…...

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tbsnews.net > world > russian-developers-used-claude-ai-build-kamikaze-drones-anthropic-1540626

Russian developers used Claude AI to build 'kamikaze' drones: Anthropic

17+ hour, 31+ min ago   (741+ words) Saturday September 12, 2026 A small group of freelance developers in Russia likely used Anthropic's Claude AI to develop software for autonomous first-person-view (FPV) "kamikaze" drones capable of selecting targets and coordinating attacks, according to a report by Anthropic. In its 154-page…...

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tbsnews.net > world > 10-bangladeshis-arrested-nepal-residing-illegally-suspicious-activities-1540341

10 Bangladeshis arrested in Nepal for residing illegally, suspicious activities

23+ hour, 13+ min ago   (231+ words) Saturday September 12, 2026 Nepal police have arrested 10 Bangladeshi nationals from hotels and guesthouses in Kathmandu's Thamel area over suspected illegal and suspicious activities, according to local media outlet Nepalnews. The arrests were made at several establishments, including Hotel Dhaka Express, Hotel…...

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tbsnews.net > bangladesh > building-rule-violations-turn-ctgs-approved-plans-paper-formalities-worsen-urban-misery

Building-rule violations turn Ctg’s approved plans into paper formalities, worsen urban misery

2+ day, 2+ hour ago   (641+ words) Friday September 11, 2026 Chattogram Development Authority (CDA) data show 30,337 plans were approved between 2009 and 2025 – 15,437 through Authorised Officer-1 and 14,900 through Authorised Officer-2. Yet around half of the buildings deviated from approved plans, CDA officials said. They said the CDA is conducting drives…...

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tbsnews.net > splash > look-theft-renoir-paintings-french-museum-and-other-high-profile-heists-1537601

A look at the theft of Renoir paintings from a French museum and other high-profile heists

3+ day, 21+ hour ago   (833+ words) Friday September 11, 2026 Thieves hit the Renoir Museum on the French Riviera and made off with four valuable works by French Impressionist master Pierre-Auguste Renoir, though they ditched two in the museum garden as they fled, the mayor of Cagnes-sur-Mer said…...

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tbsnews.net > bangladesh > crime > cosmetics-jewellery-imported-under-false-declaration-modelling-clay-safety-pins

Cosmetics, jewellery imported under false declaration of modelling clay, safety pins

3+ day, 9+ hour ago   (449+ words) Friday September 11, 2026 Chattogram Customs has detected a consignment in which an importer allegedly attempted to smuggle cosmetics and imitation jewellery by declaring them as modelling clay and safety pins, apparently to evade duties and taxes. The Customs unstuffing wing intercepted…...

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tbsnews.net > bangladesh > law-will-determine-hasinas-right-appeal-if-she-returns-law-minister-1537906

Law will determine Hasina's right to appeal if she returns: Law minister

3+ day, 17+ hour ago   (173+ words) Friday September 11, 2026 Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Md Asaduzzaman said it is not possible to say in advance whether former prime minister Sheikh Hasina will have the opportunity to appeal if she returns to Bangladesh. "If she wants to…...

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tbsnews.net > bangladesh > chief-whip-urges-mps-use-facial-recognition-warns-phone-hacking-1539081

Chief whip urges MPs to use facial recognition, warns of phone hacking

2+ day, 17+ hour ago   (327+ words) Chief Whip Nurul Islam Moni has urged lawmakers to use facial-recognition devices when entering and leaving the parliament building and warned them about growing risks of phone hacking, voice cloning and document forgery. He made the remarks during the third…...

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tbsnews.net > bangladesh > court > court-orders-freeze-nassa-group-chairs-hong-kong-assets-over-tk35000cr-bank-fraud

Court orders freeze on Nassa Group chair’s Hong Kong assets over Tk35,000cr bank fraud

2+ day, 12+ hour ago   (305+ words) Friday September 11, 2026 A court has granted permission to freeze the bank accounts and movable, immovable assets of the Hong Kong-based company China Supreme Limited, in which Nazrul Islam Majumder, chairman of Nassa Group and former chairman of EXIM Bank along…...

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tbsnews.net > offbeat > stolen-renoir-paintings-worth-millions-could-be-nearly-impossible-sell-1538766

Stolen Renoir paintings worth millions could be nearly impossible to sell

2+ day, 22+ hour ago   (736+ words) Thursday September 10, 2026 Two paintings by Pierre-Auguste Renoir stolen from a small museum in southern France remain missing, but experts say the thieves are unlikely to make much money from the high-profile artworks because selling them openly would be nearly impossible....