To be eligible, banks have to show positive net profit for three consecutive years

The govt targets achieving one crore direct taxpayers by 2026, he says

Its EPS stood at Tk 2.75 in the negative in Jul-Sep

For a decade, the nimble fingers of Bangladeshi garment worker Naim Pramanik sewed shirts and trousers for top Western brands, to be worn by the wealthy across the world.

Cement makers in Bangladesh have reduced production as political tension slowed sales amid a slowdown in construction projects

They will operate separately under the Inland Vessel Owners Association of Chattogram

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has revised downward the growth forecast for Bangladesh’s economy to 6.2 percent for the current fiscal year ending in June 2024..“This is due to moderate growth in exports and manufacturing amid an economic slowdown in major export markets, power and energy

The use of the BB monogram by the magazine had created confusion among the financial institutions

Say eight Congress members in a letter to American Apparel & Footwear Association

The economy is facing certain challenges pertaining to inflation and it is of utmost importance to tame inflation at whatever costs necessary, especially food inflation

The leather sector cannot ensure value addition of over 65 percent whereas there is potential to reach 90 percent

The goods will help in ensuring safe home, office and transportation

Complexities involving deeds offered as mortgage, lengthy procedures for availing the loans, lack of collateral, and growing demand for Netflix and other video streaming platforms are the major reasons for poor demand

Earlier in May, Pragati reached a consensus with Mitsubishi Motors Corporation to establish a complete knock-down setup for assembling sedans

Local manufacturers produced 57.5 lakh smartphones from January to October this year, down about 27 percent from 78.5 crore units in the same period a year earlier

Tk 450 crore will be mobilised under private placement, Tk 50 crore through public offer

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) will require a certain amount of foreign currency reserves to ensure the next installments in the future.

After launching in 2016, Sheba quickly captured the attention of urbanites by offering comprehensive solutions to common challenges associated with city living

Industry experts say at a workshop

IMF will give $689 million, ADB $400 million and other sources $220 million