The international internet gateway did not share outstanding revenue

PM will inaugurate the month-long show at Purbachal

Gas Monkey app showcases LPG gas cylinders of different brands

The customers have to press another digit after dialling 333 to get the service from Jan 31

Otherwise, officials of the entities will no longer be there, the state minister says

The interest rates were raised by 2 percentage points

Abdus Salam says after joining office as planning minister

Efforts to curb commodity prices will be a top priority during the upcoming fasting month of Ramadan, the minister said.

Inflation eases in December

For years now, a plethora of reforms have been suggested by relevant stakeholders. As reactionary measures in a lot of instances, the government has explored some of these reforms and is taking steps in the right direction. However, considering where the economy stands right now and comparing with relevant countries, Bangladesh has significant ground to cover.

The telecom regulator has decided to slap a penalty on radio equipment vendors if they fail to have their licences renewed.

Credit card spending decreased in last November compared to the preceding month, according to BB

The government amends the Explosive Regulations 2004

Over 1,000 machinery makers of 32 countries are expected to join the 18th Dhaka International Textile and Garments Machinery Exhibition

Eight years have passed yet construction of an industrial park has barely seen any progress in Munshiganj

Nanak said under the leadership of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, modernisation work will be done by utilising new innovations in the jute and textile sector in line with "Vision 2041"

They are: energy shortage, inflation, economic downturn, inequality, public debt and unemployment

Bangladesh's external challenges remain pressing, the American credit rating agency said.

Just as private mobile operators were mulling to raise the minimum amount that customers can top up, Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) has come up with its own plan to set the figure.

A significant increase in cultivation costs is making the farmers feeling gloomy about getting fair prices