Development spending rose 42.30 percent in the first nine months of the current fiscal year (FY) thanks to a higher execution rate in March following the national election.

Less than half of the companies in Bangladesh use computers, according to a World Bank’s survey that revealed the country’s weak position in digital adoption for business compared to peer economies and neighboring nations.

Standard Chartered Bangladesh (SCB) has arranged the first Indian rupee (INR) denominated trade transaction to facilitate the import of Unilever Bangladesh Ltd (UBL), the largest multinational company operating in the fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) sector.

ICMAB organises a pre-budget discussion

Accountholders of merged banks will be able to maintain their respective accounts as before

It made Tk 106.7 crore in 2024’s Q1, up from Tk 42 crore in 2023’s Q1

He now holds 17 percent or Tk 499 crore worth of shares of the company

Over half of the profit came in last three months

As of December 2023, BDBL had Tk 982 crore bad loans and Sonali Tk 13,150 crore

Brig Gen (retd) SM Ferdous has already joined office: IDRA spokesperson

The bank made Tk 695.12 crore, a 30% rise year-on-year

Prime Bank recently received a bancassurance business commencement approval from the Bangladesh Bank.

From today, each bhori of 22-carat gold will cost Tk 118,798

A day earlier, Karachi-based Bank Alfalah disclosed the information on the Pakistan Stock exchange.

Dutch-Bangla Bank PLC recorded nearly 42 percent growth in earnings last financial year, its highest in a decade, by improving asset quality and focusing on maintaining good corporate governance.

Max Group, a top construction firm in Bangladesh, has entered the green brick business by starting commercial production of autoclaved aerated concrete (AAC) blocks and panels at an initial investment of around Tk 160 crore.

It made Tk 286 crore in 2023, up from previous year's Tk 237 crore

Jewellers are selling each bhori of gold at Tk 119,637 from 7pm today

However, their contribution would not remain the same in the years to come, says a book published from London

The American Apparel & Footwear Association (AAFA) has expressed support for revival of the Generalised System of Preferences (GSP) to reduce costs faced by US citizens.