It is essential that microcredit initiatives are well-designed, properly regulated, and tailored to the specific needs

In FY23, RMG contributed 10.35 % to the country's GDP, driving economic growth

Such behaviour is called the “I know it all” syndrome

ownership is a fundamental principle shaping careers and organisational success

most important objective of communication is exchanging ideas, views, and information in a two-way transactional process

taxable income calculation for private service holders is easier this year compared to last year

Our existing regulatory framework is barely functional at best, and this is constantly voiced by countless frustrated local and foreign companies

Brain drains occur only when a country fails to offer living conditions that are not at par with others

For the last few days, the minimum wage for garment workers has been one of the hot topics in the country. Aggrieved RMG workers rejected the minimum wage proposed by the authorities as there was a substantial gap between their expectations and the proposed wage.

Any company will provide excellent service to its business if the senior management team receives media relations coaching from professional trainers. Learning this skill and knowing the media could be practical tools for sustainable reputation management and growth. So, the CXOs require more knowledge.

Last week, the global financial stage witnessed two starkly contrasting approaches to short selling as South Korea and the Philippines charted their courses. South Korea announced a comprehensive ban on short selling activities, effective until June 2024. 

A look into how digital transformation can help banks in technological aspect.

Often, we end up choosing a partner who does not quite match what dreams are made of. It leaves little to the imagination how catastrophic it can be if this realisation dawns after tying the knot! Well, choosing a partner is all about trial and error that does not come with a user manual. But mercifully, most of us are resigned to accepting our fate just as we do when a natural disaster strikes!

Ever since the investment community started to talk about a rising Bangladesh and the potential the economy offers due to increased consumer spending, we get to host many international investors. Now that things are going a little topsy-turvy, the question is again surfacing: What may happen to the economy?

Fed up being obese, Shrek decides to lose weight. He switches to a healthy diet and works out every day, feeling amazed at how well he adapted to his new lifestyle.

Higher education under private arrangement started its journey in Bangladesh in 1992 under the Private University Act 1992.

The budget declared for 2021-22 financial year is one of the most significant budgets in the history of Bangladesh.

The business community is deprived of an opportunity to choose their leaders through a participatory election as directors of the FBCCI are picked through consensus among hopefuls, who are often backed by the ruling parties.

The second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic hit Bangladesh in early March this year -- almost exactly a year after the initial wave reached the country’s shores.

John Kerry, the special presidential envoy for climate of the United States, is coming to Dhaka tomorrow. Though his visit will be of short duration, it has long and important implications for Bangladesh’s effort to address the climate vulnerabilities and seek support for sustainable solutions at global levels.