So far, around 2,800 applications have been submitted for onion imports

Currently, government officials and employees receive salaries and allowances based on the 2015 pay scale

The agriculture sector recorded its second consecutive month of expansion

National Alliance for Just Transition Bangladesh (NAJTB) placed the demand

Food ministry has so far imported 50,000 tonnes of rice in FY 2025–26

The council currently focuses on issues related to the occupational safety and health of workers

Bangladesh Brand Forum organised the awards initiated by the Bangladesh Fintech Forum

Says president of DSE Brokers’ Association of Bangladesh

Government, the private sector and development partners must work together to unlock and expand supply chain opportunities in Bangladesh, experts said.

It can facilitate foreign funds to development projects

The draft Payment System Operator Regulations seek feedback from banks, fintech firms

The 64.55MW solar power plant in Pabna is operated by Bangladesh China Renewable Energy Company

The BTTC attributed the price spiral partly to delays in planting the early season varieties

Carpenters at Louhajang upazila in Munshiganj build full wooden homes ready to travel

Bad news for bikers. Fans of the Royal Enfield Hunter 350 will have to wait indefinitely for the updated 2025 version, as IFAD Motors, the authorised distributor and manufacturer of the two-wheeler in Bangladesh, is yet to complete the evaluation of the refreshed design.

Shareholders of five shariah-based troubled lenders, which are being merged into a large Islamic bank, lost hundreds of crores as the central bank announced that the shares now carry no value.

Bangladesh Bank-appointed administrators yesterday took charge of five shariah-based banks slated for merger as part of a resolution process aimed at restoring governance and strengthening accountability in the troubled lenders.

Bangladesh spent a record Tk 134,430 crore ($15.7 billion) on interest payments in FY 2024-25

Rural Bangladeshis who own mobile phones earn significantly more from non-farming activities than those without one, underscoring how digital connectivity is reshaping livelihoods outside agriculture, according to a new study by the Asian Development Bank (ADB).

If you have ever seen a group photograph of professional accountants, you might notice something curious. Everyone looks serious, composed, almost expressionless. It is not that accountants dislike joy. They simply know that smiling in public can lead to someone asking for “just a quick look at my accounts”, which is never quick, never simple and rarely free of emotional pain.