Dhaka July 3, 2025, 9:02 am
Investment, infrastructure constrain growth
Bangladesh, which once was the world’s poorest nations, is now the fastest-growing economy in Asia, the WEF said
The Christian community is celebrating the Christmas Day in the country, as elsewhere across the world, on Wednesday commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ.
BGMEA alerts its member factories
Aiming to increase the power tariff from the first day of 2020, it opens the public hearing on bulk price
As the submission of income tax returns was not found to be satisfactory against the total taxpayers identification numbers (TINs) this year, the National Board of Revenue (NBR) has decided to be tough against the errant taxp
Sir Fazle Hasan Abed, the founder of Brac, passed away at a hospital in Dhaka on Friday night. He was 83.
The demand for dollar decreased slightly following a higher inflow of remittance and lower import payment obligations recently
Japanese firm TOA Corporation has finally won the contract for developing land and other related works for the construction of an exclusive economic zone for Japanese investors in Araihazar upazila of Narayanganj.
UK Visas and Immigration made the UK visa process for Bangladeshis safer, more modern and efficient by introducing the option to use card and online transactions to pay for a UK visa application effective from Tuesday
Bangladeshis at home and abroad are celebrating Bangladesh’s 49th Victory Day paying deep homage to the martyrs who laid down their lives for the country during the Liberation War.
Former finance minister AMA Muhith gets retrospective about his policy decisions
President Abdul Hamid and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Saturday paid rich tributes to the martyred intellectuals on the occasion of the Martyred Intellectuals Day.
Almost every project has the same story of irregularities and anomalous costs
Through this partnership, Unilever intends to bring its brands’ purpose to life while doing genuine good for society
The Election Commission (EC) plans to hold the elections to two city corporations -- Dhaka South and North -- on the same day towards the end of January next.
Khulna's Mongla and Cox's Bazar's Inani beach are going to have wind power plants each having 50 MW capacity, as a Chinese company was technically responsive as lone bidder in the tender floated by Bangladesh Power Developmen
Nipah, a virus carried primarily by certain types of fruit bats and pigs, which can also be transmitted directly from person to person as well as through contaminated food
Sergio Fillol Hernandez of Italy believes the design and smoothness of Bangladeshi products have drawn attention to them
With the present domestic market of about Tk6,000 crore, ceramics has the potential to become the country’s third largest sector after the readymade garments and the leather industries within the next 5 years
