Regulators say investors are free to trade bad shares, while analysts urge a market clean-up

For nearly four years, prices in Bangladesh have been rising faster than people’s pay. Every month, workers earned a little more on paper, but that extra money did not stretch as far in the market. Now, for the past two months, even the pace of income growth has started to slow, making an already difficult situation even worse for low- and middle-income families.

Bangladesh’s ratification of three key conventions of the International Labour Organization (ILO) is seen as a major step towards improving labour rights and workplace safety, but experts say it also brings new responsibilities for the government and employers to ensure proper enforcement and le

Like a full health checkup, the Bangladesh Bank (BB) will now evaluate the stability of systemically important banks, lenders whose collapse could severely harm the country’s financial system and economy, twice a year.

Enough gas to keep 30 lakh kitchen burners alight for an entire year went up in smoke as system losses in fiscal year 2024-25.

The move comes as BHBFC struggles to meet demand due to fund shortages

The weighted average rate of the dollar rose to Tk 122.06 each yesterday in the interbank trade

GSMA tells BTRC high costs, limited supply could slow digital expansion

The massive fire that engulfed the cargo complex at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport on Saturday has left importers grappling with the loss of consignments worth crores of taka. They now face a painful question: is there any legal or financial redress for their losses?.There are two

The Power Division signed deals with five other government divisions under three ministries

Farmers and agriculturists said repeated floods and unfavourable weather affected Aman season paddy last year

This move will directly affect internet connectivity in India's northeastern region

Taskforce says

Manufacturers estimate losses could far exceed the value of destroyed raw materials

Shrimp fry produced in Cox's Bazar supply the farms of Khulna, Satkhira, and Bagerhat

BSRM Ltd, Bangladesh’s leading steel manufacturer, is boosting its wire production with a Tk 200 crore investment in its subsidiary, BSRM Wires Limited.

Economists advocate for autonomy, resources and expertise

But overall implementation remains sluggish

Bangladesh’s power sector was long dominated by political influence, muscle power, and artificial crises designed to benefit a handful of companies during the deposed Awami League regime, said KM Rezaul Hasanat David, president of the Bangladesh Independent Power Producers’ Association (BIPPA).

The Bangladesh Submarine Cables PLC (BSCPLC), a state-owned and publicly listed enterprise under the Posts and Telecommunications Division, has clarified that there is no shortage of international bandwidth supply in the country.