Bumper yields have made tea production in Bangladesh reach a historic high in 2023, according to industry people

On Jan 1, the bank's clients in Tangail faced unusual fund deduction

His contractual appointment has been extended by two years

The directorate serves show-cause notice on the e-commerce platform

Traders made the demand for onion, edible oil, sugar, lentil, chickpeas, dates

Exports decreased by 1.06% to $5.3 billion

Aftab Automobiles Ltd, which primarily assembles Hino buses, suffered massive losses in the first quarter of the current fiscal year, reasoning that "chassis model changes" and challenges in opening letters of credit for imports caused its revenue to plunge.

LankaBangla Finance PLC, a non-bank financial institution, got approval from the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission for the issuance of its zero-coupon bond to raise Tk 200 crore.

PRAN-RFL Group is investing Tk 700 crore to set up factories for the manufacture of opal glassware and polystyrene sheets

Construction costs in Bangladesh dropped for a third straight month in November, driven by a fall in prices of building materials, showed official figures

The exports amounted to $110 million, a year-on-year growth of 51.42 percent, according to data of the EPB

The government recently drew up its Sustainable Public Procurement (SPP) Policy 2023, facilitating the participation of small-and-medium enterprises (SMEs) and women-owned business enterprises (WBEs) in public tenders.

27 Chinese and Bangladeshi businesses honoured for contribution to Bangladesh economy

Former BIDS research director M Asaduzzaman says in a paper

Former DU Prof Syed Ferhat Anwar is the new National Bank chairman

Segments of the light engineering sector suffering from significantly lower sales for the past one-and-a-half years

To be eligible, banks have to show positive net profit for three consecutive years

The govt targets achieving one crore direct taxpayers by 2026, he says

Its EPS stood at Tk 2.75 in the negative in Jul-Sep

For a decade, the nimble fingers of Bangladeshi garment worker Naim Pramanik sewed shirts and trousers for top Western brands, to be worn by the wealthy across the world.