Xiaomi has opened a plant in Bangladesh to manufacture smartphones locally, joining a growing list of producers, both global and local, that are making high-end mobile phones in the country.  

Inflation in Bangladesh increased for the third consecutive month in September as prices of both food and non-food items are showing upward movement, hurting the low-income people.

The government yesterday opened the country’s first and biggest multipurpose trade exhibition centre at Purbachal in Dhaka aiming to hold fairs and business-to-business matchmaking events for facilitating domestic and international trade, and thereby, advance the economy. 

Homestead fish ponds are playing an important role in catering to the country’s nutritional needs while also developing its rural economy, according to a study by the Bangladesh Institute of Development Studies (BIDS).

Tourists from across the country are now flocking to Tetulia upazila in Panchagarh district in hopes of catching a glimpse of the peak of Kanchenjunga, the world’s third highest mountain.

Financially solvent people want to invest so that their funds don’t remain idle as they long for a good return on their investment. For this, they always seek a secure instrument.

Marico Bangladesh said its profit and revenue grew in April to September period of the current year driven by its increased sales of hair oils and baby care despite pandemic.

E-commerce platform Daraz Bangladesh, a concern of Alibaba Group, has recently organised the “Daraz Seller Summit 2021” for the fourth time.

Square Pharmaceuticals announced 60 per cent cash dividend for its shareholders on the basis of the company’s performance for the year ended on June 31 of 2020-21.

Bangladesh stock market today bounced back after a continuous fall in the last seven days.

Xiaomi has announced that it will now manufacture its devices locally in Bangladesh, as the leading smartphone company has opened a manufacturing plant in Gazipur.

The breakneck pace of innovation disrupting the financial sector has ushered in a level of uncertainty which the sector has not faced before. New entrants and a rapidly changing business model have provided customers with a multiplicity of options.

Farmers have expanded Aman paddy cultivation this season encouraged by favourable weather and better prices for the staple in domestic markets.

Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) has approved a non-convertible zero coupon bond of Delta Brac Housing worth Tk 300 crore.

The capital market regulator is going to allow brokerage firms and merchant banks to raise funds through the issuance of bonds.

Farm loan disbursement grew 11 per cent year-on-year to Tk 5,210 crore in the first three months of this fiscal year as banks are now giving out funds to diversified arenas in the agriculture sector.

The port city is set to get its first multi-modal container depot in two years, which will enhance Chattogram port’s capacity to handle export-bound and imported goods.

Stocks continued to bleed yesterday, the seventh consecutive trading day that the benchmark index of the Dhaka bourse witnessed a drop.

Braving heavy heat, she was standing in a long queue in the capital’s Farmgate last week with hopes to buy some essential items at subsidised rates from a truck selling the products.

The government wants to bring e-commerce business under a strict monitoring and regulation system to stop fraudulence.