The main index of Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) dropped by nearly 40 points yesterday, mainly due to the lifting of Grameenphone’s floor price and as word got around that the bourse had transferred six companies to the Z category.

The FX Dashboard will help promote paperless transactions

BRAC Bank has become the first lender in Bangladesh to disclose the greenhouse gas (GHG) emitted by the businesses it finances.

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In February, migrants sent home $2.16 billion, up 39% year-on-year

All indexes of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) fell for the fourth consecutive day today, driven by a decline in most of the companies

The use of non-cotton fibre in garment production in Bangladesh has increased to 29 percent from 25 percent in the last three years as exporters go for diversification for better prices and to expand their global footprint, according to a new study.

Shares of Grameenphone declined around 9 percent within one hour of trade after the regulator lifted price restrictions on Bangladesh’s largest mobile telecom operator

Telecom operator Robi Axiata has launched Bangladesh’s first commercial Tier-IV data centre in a move to expand its portfolio and cater to the increasing need for data storage driven by surging internet usage amid digitalisation of services.

The mobile internet subscriber count in Bangladesh declined for a fifth straight month in January due to the regulator’s bar on the sale of packages with short validity periods, compounded by persistent inflationary pressure on consumers.

The claim settlement rate in the insurance sector of Bangladesh has risen by more than four percentage points within the span of a single year although the ratio has remained far below the global average.

Bangladesh will keep enjoying duty-free market access for three more years after its graduation to a developing nation in 2026 as the extension was endorsed by 166 members of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) at its Ministerial Conference that concluded in Abu Dhabi on Friday night.

Entrepreneurs who have been finding it difficult to keep their head above water for the past two years owing to higher prices of energy, raw materials and massive depreciation of the local currency are staring at another blow as their cost of production is set to rise following the hike in electricity tariffs.

There is hardly any restaurant in Bangladesh with a proper fire suppression system while only a handful among the owners are aware of fire safety measures, said a top leader of the Bangladesh Restaurant Owners' Association (BROA) yesterday.

BYD Auto Co Ltd, the world's biggest EV-maker, has launched its flagship model, the BYD Seal, in Bangladesh, paving the way to explore electric vehicles and embrace sustainable living practices in the country.

Retailers and wholesalers in markets around Chattogram are selling soybean oil at prices exceeding the government-fixed retail prices, which was to be effective from March 1.

The government's excessive reliance on indirect taxes such as value-added tax (VAT) is putting a higher burden on low-income individuals, leading to a rise in poverty and inequality, according to the findings of a study released yesterday.

Bangladesh stands at a critical juncture in its developmental journey, with infrastructure development being a cornerstone of its economic growth agenda.

The Offshore Banking Bill 2024 has placed in parliament today in a bid to enhance foreign exchange reserves and attract foreign investment.

The New York Supreme Court has allowed the case filed by Bangladesh Bank concerning the $81-million cyberheist in 2016 to proceed, but dismissed several charges against the Rizal Commercial Banking Corp (RCBC).