‘Some traders exploiting onion price differences of India, Bangladesh’
Pallab Bhattacharya, New Delhi
11 December 2023 Business
Provati Insurance enters securities trading business
Star Business Report
11 December 2023 Business
Nine building blocks for a future-proof digital bank
Jakirul Islam
11 December 2023 Business
'Onion hoarders will be punished'
UNB, Dhaka
11 December 2023 Business
1.7 tonnes of onion found in shop with ‘No onion’ sign
Staff Correspondent, Ctg
10 December 2023 Business
Highest VAT depositor nine firms honoured
Star Business Report
10 December 2023 Business
Renata all set to enter Australian pharma market
Star Business Report
10 December 2023 Business
Single point mooring transports 60,000 tonnes diesel in 35 hours
Staff Correspondent, Chattogram
9 December 2023 Business
ASM Mohiuddin Monem again becomes Cumilla’s top taxpayer
Star Business Report
9 December 2023 Business

Forex reserve hits record $45.1b

The country’s foreign exchange reserves yesterday hit a new record of $45.1 billion thanks to an upward trend of remittance and lower import payments.
3 May 2021

Biden, Powell paddling in same direction on policy front

Within a span of six hours last week, US President Joe Biden and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell embarked on a potentially historic course, pairing massive government spending and ultra-easy monetary policy in an effort not just to rescue the economy from a recession but to reset its trajectory.
3 May 2021

Edible oil price cut to Tk 141 per litre

Consumers will now be able to buy a litre of edible oil at Tk 141 per litre as refiners and manufacturers have reduced the price by around 2 per cent from Tk 144.
3 May 2021

Tesla, under scrutiny in China, steps up engagement with regulators

Electric vehicle maker Tesla, facing scrutiny in China over safety and customer service complaints, is boosting its engagement with mainland regulators and beefing up its government relations team, industry sources said.
3 May 2021

Ceramic makers seek low-cost funds

The country’s ceramic manufacturers have demanded low-cost funds on easy terms for payment of their workers’ salaries, allowances and Eid bonuses.
3 May 2021

HSBC digitalises Unilever’s supply chain finance

The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation (HSBC) and Unilever Bangladesh this month are said to have conducted their first transaction using an electronic supply chain finance platform of the lender.
3 May 2021

Red-hot US recovery boosts RMG hope

The strong performance of the US economy fuelled by the Biden administration’s relief cheques to the people and the ongoing rapid vaccination holds promises for the recovery of Bangladesh’s garment shipment to its single largest export destination.
3 May 2021

Jamuna Bank gets new chairman

Jamuna Bank yesterday witnessed the appointment of a new chairman of its board of directors.
3 May 2021

Incentive spending on remittance may go up

The government may increase its allocation for incentive expenses for remittance in the next fiscal year as it looks to retain the surge of the flow of the cheapest source of foreign currencies for Bangladesh.
3 May 2021

Hong Kong ends longest recession in decades

Hong Kong’s economy jumped back into growth in the first quarter of the year, official figures showed Monday, ending the city’s most pronounced period of recession in its modern history.
3 May 2021

MFS industry swells riding on low-income groups

Mobile financial services have gained immense popularity in Bangladesh, particularly among lower-income groups, but the charge to withdraw funds has remained almost unchanged since the inception of the digital platform in 2011.
3 May 2021

Inflation-tolerant Fed will boost commodity prices

The US Federal Reserve has signalled it will tolerate faster inflation for a time to cement the post-pandemic recovery and boost employment, but the side effect is likely to be a faster rise in commodity prices.
3 May 2021

Forex reserve hits $45.1b, a new record

The country's foreign exchange reserves today hit a new record of $45.1 billion thanks to the upward trend of remittance and lower import payments.
3 May 2021

Refiners cut edible oil prices by Tk 3 per litre

The consumers will now be able to buy a litre of edible oil at Tk 141 as the refiners and manufacturers have reduced the price by Tk 3 per litre.
3 May 2021

China, Japan, South Korea vow 'targeted' support for recovery from pandemic

Finance ministers and central bank governors from China, Japan and South Korea on Monday vowed "targeted" measures for those countries most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, and committed to foster fiscal and financial stability.
3 May 2021

Australian media finalises news content deals with Google, Facebook

Seven West Media Ltd expects digital revenue from the agreements to start before the end of fiscal 2021, with the majority of it coming in fiscal 2022.
3 May 2021

Nialco stock subscriptions May 16-20

Stock subscriptions for the country’s first-ever small and medium enterprise (SME) to enter the stock market would run between May 16 and 20.
2 May 2021

Stock turnover hits 3-month high

Investors are pouring money into stocks pinning hopes on the higher profit declarations by the listed companies for the latest quarter.
2 May 2021

Business confidence hits rock bottom: survey

Business confidence in Bangladesh plunged to 41.39 points for the April to June quarter, the lowest level in a year, as an alarming surge in coronavirus infections has deepened uncertainty and threatened the economic recovery, according to a new survey.
2 May 2021

Beximco profits Tk 77 from each vaccine dose

Vaccine imports from India contributed to 40 per cent higher profits for Beximco Pharmaceuticals in the past nine months.
2 May 2021