The government has cut the land transfer tax in certain areas of Dhaka and Chattogram districts in order to make it affordable, encourage the registration of property transfers and increase revenue collection.

With traders cutting prices of beef, cattle traders are offering lower prices to farmers

Saint Martin's Island off the southern coast of Cox's Bazar is usually abuzz with tourists this time each year, but the ongoing nationwide strikes and blockades have put a damper on the local tourism industry.

Festive season sales signalling a strong rebound in apparel shipment from Bangladesh

Scooter sales fell 20 % year-on-year in the first 10 months of 2023

Imports through land ports declined by more than 13 percent year-on-year in fiscal 2022-23

Freight movement through airports fell to a four-year low last FY due to lower trade

The new price will be effective from November 30

Five made it to the list for consecutive second year

He had joined IPDC in 2006 as head of operations and technology

Three private licensees of submarine cable -- Summit Communications, CdNet Communications and Metacore Subcom Ltd -- have formed a consortium to install the cable

government decided to allow up to 350cc bikes to ply the streets of Bangladesh

The loans will be used for energy efficiency, vaccine production, clean water, computer science education and Dhaka-Northwest road corridor

A Reuters analysis of 1,721 Chinese companies with a market value of at least $500 million shows their profits may rise 16 percent next year

Bangladesh Islamic Foundation would issue certificates and the halal logo to companies on behalf of the government

The Bangladesh Bank (BB) today extended the deadline for shipbuilders to reschedule their defaulted loans by one month through a down payment of 2.5 percent.

Bangladeshi high commissioner to UK says in meeting with FBCCI president

The three-day event will take place at ICCB

Political instability ahead of the national election has appeared to be a big blow to the country’s tourism sector as the most popular tourist destinations including Cox's Bazar, St Martin and Kuakata have seen a sharp drop in the number of visitors

government formed a five-member wage board without any representative of the tannery workers