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Through an aggressive suite of structural reforms, the state is rolling out targeted overhauls spanning industrial licensing, tax automation, entrepreneurial incentives, and green energy deployment
For decades, navigating the regulatory labyrinth of setting up and operating a business has been a premier grievance within Bangladesh's commercial ecosystem.
Entrepreneurs seeking to establish industrial plants, expand operations, or deploy fresh capital have routinely run into a wall of multi-agency licensing requirements, opaque tax structures, and protracted administrative delays.
This cumbersome framework inflated the "hidden costs" of doing business, catalyzed systemic operational uncertainties, and consistently bottlenecked the nation’s investment potential.
Innovative technology platforms and startups will qualify for a 9-year corporate tax holiday, with additional tax incentives provided to companies that set up manufacturing bases outside Dhaka and Chattogram.
To safeguard national energy security and reduce dependence on expensive imported fossil fuels, the budget introduces substantial fiscal exemptions for green tech.
Customs duties on solar panels, inverters, and specialized industrial batteries will be dramatically reduced, backed by corporate tax exemptions on solar power generation.
Renewable energy infrastructure investments will enjoy guaranteed tax concessions extending until 2035.
Import tariffs on electric vehicles will be slashed, alongside tax breaks for entities setting up public EV-charging networks.
To release billions in corporate capital currently tied up in gridlocked tax litigation, the budget institutes strict, statutory timelines for resolving tax disputes across Appeals, Tribunals, the High Court, and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) mechanisms.
Forcing swift and time-bound legal conclusions protects corporate cash lines while ensuring a predictable revenue stream for the state.
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$BTC

Yesterday, when BTC was near the 60k zone, I clearly told spot holders that this was a great area to start buying because there was a strong chance of a bounce from that support.
And now, check out the movement.
BTC has bounced hard from 60k and is now trading above 64k. Congrats to everyone who followed the plan and snagged some spot from that zone. Your positions are already in profit.

NIO stock slipped after the Chinese electric-vehicle maker reported a quarter that looked strong enough to win over sceptics.
The company posted its second straight quarter of adjusted profitability, revenue more than doubled from a year earlier, and deliveries nearly doubled.
Yet the stock still struggled as investors looked past the headline improvement and focused on a harder question: can NIO keep this going
That tension explains why analysts still see upside in the shares, while the market remains reluctant to fully believe the turnaround story.
Vehicle deliveries rose 98.3% year on year to 83,465 units, while total revenue jumped 112.2% to RMB25.5 billion, or about $3.7 billion (approx. AED 13.6 billion).
Vehicle margin improved to 18.8%, up sharply from 10.2% a year earlier and slightly above the 18.1% posted in the fourth quarter.
That matters because margins have long been the weak spot in the NIO story.
The company has had a loyal brand, sleek products and a battery-swapping network that sets it apart, but it has also burned cash for years.
In Q1, the picture looked cleaner. NIO reported adjusted operating profit of RMB66.8 million and adjusted net profit of RMB43.5 million, even though it still posted a loss under standard accounting rules.
Chief Executive William Li said the all-new ES8 ranked first in China’s large SUV segment and in the passenger-vehicle segment priced above RMB400,000 for five straight months through April.
He also said ES9 test drives had not hurt ES8 demand; instead, ES8 orders rose 30% week on week after ES9 test drives began.
Citi’s Jeff Chung lifted his US-listed NIO target to $8.20 from $7.60 and kept a Buy rating after the results. BofA Securities raised its target to $6.80 from $6.70, though it kept a Neutral rating.
Based on the stock’s post-results level near $5.60, even BofA’s cautious target implied roughly 20% to 22% upside.
Stanley Qu, NIO’s chief financial officer, warned that rising costs for memory chips, lithium carbonate, battery materials, copper and aluminium could add more than RMB10,000 in average cost per vehicle from the second quarter onward.
There is also delivery volatility. NIO delivered 29,356 vehicles in April, up 22.8% from a year earlier, but down from March’s 35,486 vehicles.
That month-on-month cooling raised the question investors keep coming back to: was the first quarter a sustainable base, or did it benefit from a temporary product-cycle lift?
For investors, that means NIO is not just trying to sell more cars, but build three brands at once: NIO, ONVO and Firefly in one of the world’s toughest EV markets.
The bank raised its numbers after the quarter, but said NIO’s stronger model pipeline and cost controls are partly offset by sector headwinds, including lower EV subsidies and cost inflation in batteries, memory and metals.
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Kenya’s Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi tabled the Finance Bill 2026 in Parliament on Friday, April 30, proposing wide-ranging amendments to the country’s tax framework. The bill entered its public participation phase on Monday, May 11, when the National Assembly formally invited written and oral submissions on the proposed amendments before review by the Departmental Committee on Finance and National Planning
The bill’s provisions on mandatory annual reporting requirements for virtual asset service providers (VASPs) operating in Kenya, and a restoration of a previous 20% withholding tax on gambling winnings are of key interest to cryptocurrency and iGaming sector participants.
Under proposed amendments to the Tax Procedures Act, VASPs facilitating exchange transactions, providing trading platforms on behalf of customers, or acting as counterparties or intermediaries would be required to file annual information returns with the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA). A separate provision authorizes Kenya to enter international agreements for the automatic exchange of virtual asset tax information with partner jurisdictions, paving the way for cross-border data-sharing aimed at tackling offshore tax evasion through cryptocurrency platforms.
On the gambling side, the bill reintroduces the 20% withholding tax on winnings paid out by operators licensed under the Gambling Control Act, 2025, reversing the Finance Act 2025’s removal of the same levy. The proposed framework layers the 20% on winnings on top of the existing 5% withholding on withdrawals, applicable to both residents and non-residents. The bill also expands the definition of “amount deposited” for excise purposes to cover chips, tokens, credits, and any cash equivalents transferred for gambling, capturing all forms of value used at betting platforms regardless of their account structure. Mobile phone excise duty would rise from 10% to 25%, payable at the point of mobile network activation rather than import.
The Kenya Revenue Authority is targeting KSh 2.985 trillion in tax revenue for the fiscal year beginning July 2026. The bill text currently lists July 1 next year as the effective date, which legal analysts at Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr – a major Africa-focused law firm with an active Kenya tax practice – have flagged as erroneous and expected to be amended to July 1, 2026, with certain digital reporting requirements scheduled for January 1, 2027. Tightening regulated gambling and crypto reporting in the same legislative vehicle narrows the conventional regulator-crackdown-to-crypto-offshore migration pathway for affected sectors.
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Binance has always been talking about a grand goal: scaling from 300 million users to 3 billion users.
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Maybe many people think this is just pie in the sky.
But after I recently finished reading Mr. Zhao's (CZ) new book 'Freedom of Money' (Life at Binance), my personal understanding has definitely been refreshed.
In July 2017, Binance officially launched. Back then, BNB had already faced a significant dip. Who would have thought that 9 years later, Binance would boast 300 million users, becoming one of the world's top exchanges?
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Especially recently, I've been seeing the one and only He Yi pushing Binance's new features: AI Agent (AI trading), batch transfers (financial payments), and Binance Chat (private social networking), among others.

Additionally, a Saturday N12 News report stated that Israel’s security establishment had located missile launchers aimed at Israel, poised to strike if a ceasefire wasn't reached with Lebanon.
Iran claimed it is replenishing its missile and drone launchers at a higher speed than it did prior to the war with the US and Israel, the Revolutionary Guards Aerospace Force commander, Majid Mousavi, said in a video shared on social media on Sunday, according to Nournews.
They have lost this phase of the war! They have lost the Strait, Lebanon, and the region," Mousavi said.
Mousavi's statement was shared alongside an edited video of him inspecting an unspecified underground missile facility. The video also included footage of drones, missiles, and launchers inside underground facilities as well as ground missile launches.
Mousavi also claimed that "Unlike Iran, the enemy has been unable to replenish its ammunition during the ceasefire."
While neither the US nor Israel has officially responded to these claims, a Saturday N12 News report stated that Israel’s security establishment had located missile launchers aimed at Israel, poised to strike if a ceasefire wasn't reached between Israel and Lebanon
The threat from Iran was the motivation for US President Donald Trump's increased pressure on Israel to come to an agreement with Lebanon, and hisFriday announcement that Israel is prohibited from “bombing Lebanon any longer,” according to the N12 report.
Israel and the US are also preparing for the possibility that war will resume with Iran, as tensions over the Strait of Hormuz threaten peace negotiations, a source told the Israeli news outlet. The IDF has reportedly approved a list of targets for attack, focusing on national infrastructure and energy. The military is also planning operations that, if implemented, would continue toward the goals from the previous round of fighting.
Israel was surprised by Trump’s announcement that the IDF is “prohibited” from continuing strikes against Hezbollah in Lebanon, according to a Saturday Axios report
The report noted that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was “personally stunned and alarmed” by the post, and that Israeli officials sought clarification from the White House
This comes after Trump posted on Truth Social that Israel was prohibited from “bombing Lebanon any longer,” and that the US will work with Lebanon separately and “deal with the Hezbollah situation in an appropriate manner.”
The language implied that Trump was directly issuing an order to Israel, which would be unimaginable under other presidential administrations, Axios noted.
Notably, according to the ceasefire agreement, Israel still has the right to take military action during the ceasefire, “in self-defense, at any time, against planned, imminent, or ongoing attacks.”
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