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Seven Bangladeshis make Forbes 30 under 30 Asia 2023 list
The famous business journal Forbes annually lists notable global movers and shakers under the age of thirty. This year, seven Bangladeshis made the list of 'Forbes 30 Under 30' Asia Class of 2023.
Ronaldo tops Forbes' highest-paid athletes list after Saudi move
Ronaldo, who joined the Saudi soccer club on a deal until 2025 after leaving Manchester United last year, earned $136 million with Forbes saying his annual playing salary went up to an estimated $75 million
Mbappe tops football earnings list at $128 mn: Forbes
French superstar striker Kylian Mbappe will earn a record $128 million in annual earnings to top the list of the world's highest-paid football players, according to a Friday Forbes magazine report.
Shikho making its mark on Forbes list
With promising startups, founded by some of the brightest minds of the generation, Bangladesh has been on a rocket ship to gain its own recognition on international startup platforms. With its state-of-the-art technology and foresight, the Bangladeshi edtech startup has found its place on the “Forbes Asia 100 to watch 2022” list.
Footsteps co-founders make the Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia 2022 list
Rafayat and Taqi have been included in the Social Impact category.
Hasina 43rd on Forbes’ most powerful women list
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has been ranked 43rd on Forbes’ list of the most powerful women in the world.
Bezos, Gates and Buffett still top world's rich list: Forbes
Jeff Bezos remains the world's richest person, ahead of Bill Gates and Warren Buffett, according to the latest Forbes list of the ultra wealthy.
Summit’s Aziz Khan on Singapore rich list
Bangladesh’s entrepreneur Muhammed Aziz Khan, chairman of Summit Group, is named as the 34th richest man in Singapore, reports Forbes.
Hasina 30th on Forbes’ Power Women list
Three-time Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina ranks 30th on the 2017 Power Women list of Forbes magazine. She was 36th last year and 59th in 2015.
Seven Bangladeshis make Forbes 30 under 30 Asia 2023 list
The famous business journal Forbes annually lists notable global movers and shakers under the age of thirty. This year, seven Bangladeshis made the list of 'Forbes 30 Under 30' Asia Class of 2023.
Ronaldo tops Forbes' highest-paid athletes list after Saudi move
Ronaldo, who joined the Saudi soccer club on a deal until 2025 after leaving Manchester United last year, earned $136 million with Forbes saying his annual playing salary went up to an estimated $75 million
Mbappe tops football earnings list at $128 mn: Forbes
French superstar striker Kylian Mbappe will earn a record $128 million in annual earnings to top the list of the world's highest-paid football players, according to a Friday Forbes magazine report.
Shikho making its mark on Forbes list
With promising startups, founded by some of the brightest minds of the generation, Bangladesh has been on a rocket ship to gain its own recognition on international startup platforms. With its state-of-the-art technology and foresight, the Bangladeshi edtech startup has found its place on the “Forbes Asia 100 to watch 2022” list.
Footsteps co-founders make the Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia 2022 list
Rafayat and Taqi have been included in the Social Impact category.
Hasina 43rd on Forbes’ most powerful women list
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has been ranked 43rd on Forbes’ list of the most powerful women in the world.
Bezos, Gates and Buffett still top world's rich list: Forbes
Jeff Bezos remains the world's richest person, ahead of Bill Gates and Warren Buffett, according to the latest Forbes list of the ultra wealthy.
Summit’s Aziz Khan on Singapore rich list
Bangladesh’s entrepreneur Muhammed Aziz Khan, chairman of Summit Group, is named as the 34th richest man in Singapore, reports Forbes.
Hasina 30th on Forbes’ Power Women list
Three-time Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina ranks 30th on the 2017 Power Women list of Forbes magazine. She was 36th last year and 59th in 2015.
Bangladeshi youth wins Forbes award
Bangladeshi youth icon and social entrepreneur Minhaj Chowdhury has won the first-ever "Under 30 Impact Challenge" at the Forbes
