Facebook and YouTube have not yet responded to the government’s recent letters that ask global tech giants to ‘follow Bangladesh’s law', State Minister for ICT and Telecom Zunaid Ahmed Palak said today..However, TikTok has replied..“We gave given them a time to respond. TikTok has re

Transaction hours for public will be 10am to 4pm

The company will produce 8,000 tonnes of printed materials and packaging products every year

Dhaka stocks opened the day with a massive declining trend amid political uncertainty

Fishers in coastal regions of Bangladesh have yet to begin operations as the sea remains rough due to a low-pressure area in the Bay of Bengal, according to industry people..Besides, this delay could cause losses for fishers as they already had to suspend their activities during an annual

The DSEX declined 0.99% to end the day at 5,330

The company’s profit hits Tk 107 crore in April-June of 2024, up from last year same period’s Tk 24 crore

They gave assurance of not seeking any discount or air shipment or cancelling work orders

The recent shutdown has significantly impacted Bangladesh's economy with over $10 billion and climbing in estimated losses, according to the Foreign Investors Chamber of Commerce & Industries (FICCI)

Salman F Rahman says in a meeting with business leaders

The move was taken to boost remittance inflow

The DSEX edged down 0.55 percent

Earlier, Palak accused these platforms of not complying with Bangladesh’s laws

Containers got piled up in five layers instead of four

Internet connectivity in Bangladesh will face partial disruptions for 12 hours today due to the maintenance of a submarine cable. That comes on top of the country’s already slow internet speed.  

State Minister for Shipping Khalid Mahmud Chowdhury gave the assurance today

The bank made Tk 166.79 crore in the same period previous year

Online assessment process began Tuesday evening

The Modi-administration allocated 120 rupees for Bangladesh as development assistance for 2024-25

It also demanded no new charges to be imposed when shipment begins