Sajjadur Rahman

A stronger US dollar against currencies in Bangladesh's expatriate hubs has affected the inflow of remittances from those host

Loans in many categories have now come down to a historical low of single digits, playing into businesses' hands --

Shrinking global demand and imposition of anti-dumping duty by India have threatened Bangladesh's export of jute goods,

Capital machinery imports more than doubled in the first quarter of fiscal 2016-17 from a year earlier on the back of the remediation

Amin Abdellatif, honorary consul general of Bangladesh to Sudan for last 25 years has allegedly been working against the country's jute exports to Sudan. The issue has been going round not only in the Bangladesh Jute Mills Corporation (BJMC) but also in the textiles and jute ministry, foreign ministry and even the Prime Minister's Office, sources said.

PRAN-RFL Group, the market leader in the processed food and plastic segments, has now set its sights on becoming a formidable player in the overseas markets too.

More than four and a half years have passed but the government is yet to kick-start the Tk 192 crore installation of a 5-megawatt solar

Net sales of savings instruments continue to post robust growth this fiscal year riding on the higher returns than its alternatives.

After graduating from foreign universities in the mid-1980s, two brothers came back to their country as per wish of

Kazi Saifuddin Munir turned a crisis into a perfect opportunity.

The demand for processed and packaged food from Bangladesh is fast growing in Africa and the Middle East, home

Bangladeshi companies that participated in the SIAL Food Fair 2016 in Paris have bagged export orders worth about $3 million.

Pran-RFL Group plans big to expand its global reach, senior officials of the agro-processed food company said

Bangladesh can significantly increase its exports to China's if only it would relax its rules of origin.

Local manufacturers and exporters of ceramic products are feeling the pinch after the US suspended a trade benefit for Bangladesh,

Bangladesh has ratified the trade facilitation agreement (TFA) of the WTO, which is likely to expedite the movement,

Bangladesh Bank considers allowing City Bank to sell its 5 percent equity shares to International Finance Corporation, the private sector arm of the World Bank Group, about eight months after the signing of the deal.

State-owned insurance firm Sadharan Bima Corporation and foreign contractors of Bangladesh's large public projects

Insurance penetration has been declining for the past several years, even though the country's major economic indicators have been

Islami Bank has put itself in good stead for future after it restructured its board with a dozen of new faces with experience and