The cottage, micro, small, and medium enterprise (CMSME) sector is one of the core drivers of the economy in Bangladesh.
The challenges in question often vary from industry to industry, yet, these young minds try their best to persevere.
For women in Bangladesh and beyond, may Rayana Hossain’s journey serve as a reminder that ambition knows no gender.
Starting an online handmade jewellery business takes creativity, effort, and persistence.
A class IX student at Dhaka Residential Model College, Nafiz Azad Prithibi along with his mother, started a food stall at Ring Road, Mohammadpur on 18 September. Later, he moved the business to a small food cart on the lane just beside Suchona Community Center.
The couple – Emu Akter and Fasiur Rahman, married for six years – started this business not out of necessity but out of passion for the food they cook.
Instead of the usual 9-5 jobs, Palash decided to work as a freelancer and is doing so successfully.
Salma Khan is a name that is inseparable from luxury and style in the realm of furniture and design. This is her story:
Chowdhury’s far-reaching thoughts opened doors of economic development and introduced new dimensions to the country's trade and industry
Here's how you can do better.
The government is set to create a Tk 100 crore fund for start-ups as it looks to alleviate youth unemployment, which is progressively becoming an albatross for the country.
After the death of her father, Chhobi Das Gupta started working as a garment worker at the age of 12. She dropped out of school and became the bread winner of a family of seven struck hard by poverty.
