Norwegian telecoms firm Telenor agrees to sell its businesses in central and eastern Europe to Czech billionaire Petr Kellner’s investment firm PPF Group for 2.8 billion euros (2.43 billion pounds).

Handset imports rose 9.6 percent to 3.4 crore units last year despite a spike of 5 percentage points in import duty.

Digicon Technologies Limited has decided to issue its share through IPO (Initial Public Offering) for business expansion and diversification. In this regard, a tri-party agreement has been signed between Digicon Technologies Limited, ICB Capital Management Limited (ICML) and Janata Capital and Investment Limited (JCIL) as issue management service providers on March 18th, 2018.

Bangladesh Submarine Cable Company Ltd (BSCCL) has kick-started the preparations for its third undersea cable link

The telecom operators want the upcoming national budget to withdraw the 21.75 percent VAT, supplementary duty

The telecoms world is gearing up for 5G, the next generation wireless technology that promises to go beyond

A consumer platform yesterday demanded the National Board of Revenue refrain from charging Tk 100 as VAT on

The Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission is set to block 30 lakh SIMs without any prior notice as their owners had

Robi Axiata yesterday agreed to pay unpaid value-added tax and supplementary duty amounting to Tk 18.72 crore, bringing an end to

Blazing fast 5G wireless networks promise to unlock the potential of internet connected devices, or the Internet of Things -- making driverless cars and talking fridges a reality.

Banglalink aims to provide 4G mobile services in all district headquarters by June this year, reaching about 30

The National Board of Revenue yesterday froze the bank accounts of Robi Axiata Ltd, the country's second largest

Robi, Bangladesh's second largest mobile operator, failed to register profit for the second straight year, counting net losses of Tk 280

Robi yesterday rolled out fourth-generation mobile internet service in all 64 district headquarters, giving it a leg up on its competitors in the new 4G era.

The top three mobile operators rolled out the much-awaited 4G service in the capital and some other major cities last evening --

The country makes the foray into fourth-generation mobile internet era today in a move that would open up a new chapter of digital

Grameenphone subscribers in Dhaka will be able to use fourth generation (4G) data service within 15 minutes after the telecom giant launches the service tomorrow.

The telecom regulator will hand over the 4G licence to Grameenphone, Robi, Banglalink, and Teletalk on February 19.

Wholesale internet bandwidth price has been slashed by up to 15 percent to discourage imports from India and increase its usage, said

The telecom regulator yesterday gave Robi the go-ahead for tech neutrality as the country's first mobile operator in 900 Mhz and