‘Some traders exploiting onion price differences of India, Bangladesh’
Pallab Bhattacharya, New Delhi
11 December 2023 • Business
Provati Insurance enters securities trading business
Star Business Report
11 December 2023 • Business
Nine building blocks for a future-proof digital bank
Jakirul Islam
11 December 2023 • Business
'Onion hoarders will be punished'
UNB, Dhaka
11 December 2023 • Business
1.7 tonnes of onion found in shop with ‘No onion’ sign
Staff Correspondent, Ctg
10 December 2023 • Business
Highest VAT depositor nine firms honoured
Star Business Report
10 December 2023 • Business
Renata all set to enter Australian pharma market
Star Business Report
10 December 2023 • Business
Single point mooring transports 60,000 tonnes diesel in 35 hours
Staff Correspondent, Chattogram
9 December 2023 • Business
ASM Mohiuddin Monem again becomes Cumilla’s top taxpayer
Star Business Report
9 December 2023 • Business

US Treasury Secretary Yellen warns Congress on debt limit

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen urged lawmakers on Friday to increase or suspend the nation’s debt limit as soon as possible and warned that if Congress does not act by August 2 the Treasury Department would need to take “extraordinary measures” to prevent a US default. 
25 July 2021

Brac Bank gets new DMD

Brac Bank has recently witnessed the appointment of a new deputy managing director. 
25 July 2021

Profits at India’s Reliance fall on Covid impact

Profits at Indian conglomerate Reliance Industries dropped sharply between April and June this year, the company said Friday, as Asia’s third-largest economy battled a vicious second wave of Covid-19.
25 July 2021

Open market sales of oil, lentil, sugar begin tomorrow

Open market sales of soybean oil, lentil and sugar will begin from tomorrow and it will continue until August 26.
25 July 2021

Stocks continue rising trend, index hits new high

The stock market continued to rise for the last six consecutive trading days thanks to the increased participation of investors.
25 July 2021

Banking hour 10am-1:30pm from tomorrow

People will be able to do banking activities from 10am to 1:30pm from tomorrow after a five-day shutdown.
24 July 2021

Stock trading begins tomorrow

Trading at the stock exchanges will resume tomorrow amid the ongoing 14-day countrywide lockdown that began on July 23.
24 July 2021

Over 90.93 lakh cattle sacrificed during Eid-ul-Azha: ministry

Out of 1.19 crore animals prepared for the Eid-ul-Azha, 90,93,242 cattle were sacrificed across the country this year, according to the Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock.
24 July 2021

Banks to open from tomorrow for limited hours

After a four-day break on account of the holy Eid-ul-Azha festival and weekly holidays, banks and financial institutions in Bangladesh will open tomorrow.
24 July 2021

IMF urges countries to shift from economic rescue to reforms

The International Monetary Fund's No. 2 official called on countries to pivot from saving their economies from collapse to reviving growth-oriented policy reforms to boost their recovery prospects and make them more sustainable.
20 July 2021

Stock index crosses 6,400 points for the first time

Dhaka stocks rose for a fourth consecutive day yesterday with the benchmark DSEX crossing the 6,400-point mark for the first time, bringing cheer to investors just before a five-day Eid holiday beginning today.
19 July 2021

Farmers in a remote village selling cattle online

For decades, traditional haats had been the main place for Bangladesh’s farmers and traders for selling bulls ahead of Eid-ul-Ahza, one of the biggest festivals for Muslims when demand for sacrificial animals surges.
19 July 2021

India’s crackdown on cattle smuggling a boon for Bangladesh

After failing to get a desired government job, Jakaria Lenin, an English literature graduate in Tangail, set up a cattle farm about 11 months ago.
19 July 2021

RMG factories owe $844m in wages to workers

As much as $844 million is owed in wages and severance pay to garment workers in Bangladesh since the beginning of the pandemic, a new report of the Clean Clothes Campaign (CCC) said.
19 July 2021

Women make up nearly a third of financial service firm boards

The proportion of women on the board at 200 of Britain’s top financial firms has risen to nearly a third in the five years since the government launched an initiative to improve gender balance in the sector, a report on Monday said. 
19 July 2021

Wage workers in double whammy

Wage labourers in Bangladesh passed a gruelling year as their income growth dropped to a six-year low in the last fiscal year, whereas living expenses went up amid rising inflation, official figures showed.
19 July 2021

India’s forex reserve fifth largest in the world

With its foreign exchange reserves hitting $608.99 billion as on June 25, India has emerged as the fifth largest foreign exchange reserve holder in the world after China, Japan, Switzerland and Russia, parliament was told yesterday.
19 July 2021

Ford recalling 775,000 SUVs for steering issue

Ford Motor said on Friday it was recalling about 775,000 Ford Explorer SUVs worldwide for a steering issue linked to reports of six injuries in North America. 
19 July 2021

Asian shares extend losses on renewed virus scare, inflation woes

Asian shares slipped again on Monday while perceived safe haven assets, including the yen and gold, edged higher as investor risk appetite was soured by fears of rising inflation and a relentless surge in coronavirus cases.
19 July 2021

South Africa tourism on edge with double impact of virus, riots

Graced with rolling vineyards, bountiful big game, the iconic Table Mountain, endless sandy beaches and vast cultural riches, South Africa would have expected to cash in on a post-virus travel boom.
19 July 2021