Tarique Rahman, acting chairman of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), has expressed concern over the potential impact on the economy after the nation’s graduation from the least developed country (LDC) category.

The Bepza Economic Zone is set to receive investment from an airplane amenity bag and kit manufacturing company.

BB to appoint administrative teams

Importers worry new tax on edible oil will increase costs

Stakeholder involvement is the key to the success of an interoperable instant payment system, yet this was missing when Bangladesh introduced its first digital platform “Binimoy” a few years ago, according to Snigdha Ali, country lead of Inclusive Financial Systems (IFS), an initiative of the Gates Foundation.

Objections were raised against him after the ouster of the Awami League government

Only 2.36% of the total outlay has been used in the two months

The Trump administration may reduce the reciprocal tariff on Bangladeshi goods further from the current 20 percent if the trade gap between the two countries narrows, Commerce Adviser Sk Bashir Uddin said yesterday.

The data tells a story of short-term relief but long-term vulnerability

The Saarc Chamber and the FBCCI will jointly organise the four-day show

The Korean firms will provide advanced technology, equipment, and technical expertise

Bangladesh and Japan may sign the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) within the next one to two months as the final negotiation is scheduled to end in Tokyo tomorrow.

It will produce bluetooth headset, wired headphone and data cable

'No tourists will be travelling from Bangladesh to Nepal in the next two weeks,' said Taufiq Uddin Ahmed, a former TOAB president

The central bank initially launched the scheme in 2022

It will sell an oral contraceptive that contains two hormones

The interim government has formed an eight-member working committee to implement the merger of five Shariah-based banks.

New export conditions on raw jute to support domestic market

Tariffs are set to rise, global compliance standards are tightening, and supply chains are becoming more digitised and diversified.

The decision was taken upon a probe committee’s recommendation