A delegation of Korean investors said in a meeting with the chief adviser

The pharmaceuticals will be commercialised under Renata’s branding

The indices of stock markets in Bangladesh exhibited a mixed performance for the second consecutive day yesterday. .Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) saw a decline, while Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE) experienced a modest rise amid growing concerns over a hike in trade tariffs by the US..

The four-day Bangladesh Investment Summit 2025 kicked off yesterday with the view to shining a spotlight on the country’s evolving investment landscape to global investors.

IMF presents target, revises GDP growth to 4%

The chief adviser made the call in a letter to the US president

The benchmark index of the Dhaka stocks dropped 0.16% to 5,196.70

Anwar Hossain, an administrator of the BGMEA, chaired the discussion

A group of outsiders led allegedly by a few BNP leaders announced resisting the upcoming election of BSAA

The stock market in Bangladesh reopened yesterday after a nine-day extended Eid holiday, showing a mixed performance as investor sentiment was dampened following the US administration’s imposition of a 37 percent tariff on Bangladeshi products entering the American market..The Dhaka Stock

Md Omar Faruk Khan made acting managing director

Chattogram port is seeing a backlog in import container delivery as many businesses are yet to collect their cargo despite five days having passed since the Eid-ul-Fitr holiday..Although the country’s premier seaport remained fully operational during the holiday, the expected benefits coul

Two letters will be sent in the next two days

The approval was given last month, says Ashik Chowdhury

The company incurred a loss of Tk 6.03 crore during the October-December period of FY25

The company expressed hope that the matter would not have any adverse effect on its operations.

The event is scheduled to begin in Bangladesh on April 7

The team will begin its two-week mission from April 6

The government will shortly write to the United States Trade Representative (USTR), urging it to reduce what it describes as an irrational imposition of 37 percent reciprocal tariffs on Bangladeshi exports, a top official said yesterday.

The average US tariff surged from 2.5 percent to 20 percent with a single executive action