These two financial agreements will help Bangladesh achieve green growth: WB country director
BB issued letters on Dec 19 and the deadline for explanation ends today
The prime index of the Dhaka bourse fell 0.48% to 5,196 points
Two senior Mitsui executives will join ACI Motors to widen their global reach
While fines are intended to deter future offences, questions remain over their effectiveness if the amount is lower than the illegal gain.
Sales growth of drugs slowed down in fiscal year 2023-24 ending last June, which could be an effect of high inflationary pressure prevailing in the country over the last two years.
Even after the political changeover in early August, the domestic market has been reeling under the influence of oligarchs, according to economist Hossain Zillur Rahman.
Japan is eager to see reforms that eliminate corruption and improve governance, which are key factors for Japanese companies to invest in Bangladesh, said Japanese Ambassador to Bangladesh Iwama Kiminori.
The Investment Corporation of Bangladesh (ICB) has secured a Tk 3,000 crore loan with a state guarantee to bolster the country’s capital market, according to a disclosure on the Dhaka Stock Exchange website.
The previous government, led by Sheikh Hasina, ignored repeated warnings from experts on various economic issues in Bangladesh, according to Mohammed Farashuddin, a former governor of the country’s central bank..“The Hasina administration did not heed warnings from economists on the lack o
Bhattacharya's new three-year term begins on Jan 1 next year
National University Vice-chancellor Professor ASM Amanullah today stressed the need for speeding up development in the country's tourism sector
The leading chamber also re-elected its senior vice president and vice president
The medicine was manufactured at Renata’s Bangladesh factory approved by the US-FDA
The Bangladesh Agro-Meteorological Information Service (BAMIS) has suggested farmers in Khulna, Barishal, Chattogram, Dhaka and Sylhet divisions to take measures to protect their in-field products as the areas could be hit by medium to heavy rainfall on December 20-22 this year.
Bangladesh has been exporting agro-processed foods for over three decades, but the sector has not grown much and still remains highly concentrated within a few countries where Bangladeshi diasporas are the primary buyers.
The National Board of Revenue (NBR) yesterday removed all import taxes on sunflower and canola oils in a bid to encourage imports, boost the supply of edible oil and curb their soaring prices in the domestic market.
