Super Fresh Drinking Water and Bangladesh Cancer Aid Trust - BANCAT have signed a MoU yesterday at the MGI Head Office in Gulshan. Under the agreement, Super Fresh Drinking Water will support BANCAT as Sustainability Partner for a year. The Daily Star is the media partner for this partnership.

Green Delta Insurance Company has secured “AAA” credit rating for the seventh consecutive year in 2020 from Credit Rating Agency of Bangladesh (CRAB), according to a press release.

Daffodil International University (DIU) authority has announced DIU as a 100% Covid-19 protection-friendly campus.

MGH Logistics, a Singapore headquartered conglomerate, has appointed Eom Cheolwon (Chris) as its regional managing director for Korea, Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand.

MGH Logistics, a Singapore headquartered conglomerate, has appointed Eom Cheolwon (Chris) as its regional managing director for Korea, Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand.

Inclusive Fintech 50, a well-reputed group of global organisation driving innovation and investment in financial services for low-income populations, has named Bangladesh Postal Department’s digital financial service Nagad as its top cohort of fintech startups for 2020.

AIUB Institute of Continuing Education organised a webinar on ‘Career Development with Fortinet’ held on October 12, 2020. The virtual event was hosted on zoom and broadcast live on the verified Facebook page of American International University-Bangladesh (AIUB).

Bangladesh’s electronics giant Walton is going to enter the Greece market by dispatching the first consignment of its LED TV export.

Deligram has acquired Shopway, a startup focused on digitising the B2B trade between retailers and distributors across Bangladesh’s multibillion-dollar FMCG industry.

Walton is now one of the biggest local companies with a giant factory with cutting-edge technologies and machineries, Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) Chairman Md Jahurul Haque said.

On the occasion of World Teacher’s Day, Qatar Airways will give away 21,000 complimentary tickets to teachers to thank them for their vital work in educating young people worldwide during the challenges brought by the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.

Mountain Dew, a brand with deep roots in e-sports and the gaming industry and culture, is breaking new grounds as it announces a global partnership with one of the most popular mobile games in the world, PlayerUnknown’s Battleground Mobile (PUBG MOBILE).

The Bay of Bengal Institute Project at Independent University, Bangladesh (IUB) is going to implement four webinars.

Nephrologists from different countries have described their work experience in the International Society of Nephrologists (ISN) during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Thirty winners of the Bangladesh's Recovery Idea and Plan: Youth Perspective competition have been announced on July 25 through a virtual ceremony.

With the coronavirus outbreak, people are now forced to live and survive in this new normal. And with the economic downturn of the pandemic, different sectors are trying their best to cope by introducing alternate strategies following the national lockdown.

On May 13, Bangladesh Economics Student’s Network (BESN) launched its first ever program: BESN Building Bridge Dialogue. They decided to discuss ‘Campus View on Budget for Fiscal Year 2020-21’.

Bank Asia recently partnered with RAKBank, one of the most dynamic institutions of the UAE banking sector, to offer instant money transfer solutions to Bangladesh.

Whenever humankind is threatened, be it an environmental disaster, war or plague, history has shown how collective efforts and ingenuity have shielded us from further devastation. The novel coronavirus is no different. All around the world, enterprising scientists, engineers, doctors and other people began experimenting with possible vaccines, test kits and bio-medical equipment that would be needed in the war against this unforeseen enemy. The iCube team decided to join the battle.

NETZ Partnership for Development and Justice (also known in short as NETZ), a Germany based international NGO working exclusively in Bangladesh, has started providing food and hygiene support to the poor and extreme poor households whose livelihoods have come to a halt by the ongoing shutdown to control the spread of Covid-19.