The expansion will be financed through a debt-to-equity ratio of 70:30

The winning team will represent Bangladesh at the global finale in Hong Kong

Hasan Tarek Khan, a director at the Financial Institutions and Markets Department, has been temporarily assigned as the administrator

The main objective of the minimum tax is to ensure that no taxpayer is left out of the tax net

The week was also marked by a revenue collection shortfall heading into the fiscal year-end

The challenges facing the paint industry are closely tied to the broader economic environment

The power situation remains concerning at present, says BKMEA president

Highlights the tourism sector's potential

Bangladesh’s mobile and broadband internet services rank among the worst in the world despite a large subscriber base, and a connectivity-led reform plan is being prepared to address the challenge, Rehan Asad, the prime minister’s adviser on telecom and ICT, said today.

Instead of raising rates, the trade body recommended broadening the tax base to bring more individuals and businesses

Top business leaders have urged the market regulator to be flexible on the use of initial public offering (IPO) funds for loan repayment, including allowing repayment of rescheduled loans amid a challenging business climate.

According to the IDRA Act, a person cannot be appointed as chairman if they are 67 years old or above

His four‑month tenure begins on April 28

The mobile phone operator made Tk 662 crore in the first quarter of 2026

Rancon Auto Industries Ltd (RAIL) has entered a strategic partnership with Japan’s Mitsubishi Corporation to manufacture vehicles in Bangladesh for sale in domestic and regional markets.

Forrest E Cookson, a former president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Bangladesh (AmCham), has passed away.

Assistant high commissioner of India visited the port city bourse

Australian high commissioner discusses bilateral trade with the minister

The recent diesel price hike has made service providers increase charges for harvesting the largest rice crop, Boro, as well as for irrigating farmlands, and threshing maize -- leaving farmers struggling to cope.

Before the Covid-19 pandemic, Sabekunnahar Mitu, a young woman from Faridpur, had vague notions, but no concrete plans of becoming an entrepreneur. An unlikely event made her curious about eco-friendly handicrafts, and she now not only makes a good profit from her venture but also employs around 400 people in her locality.