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

Bangladesh needs to clock in at least 10 percent economic growth for the next two decades if it wants to become a developed country

Foreign investors in Bangladesh yesterday demanded cuts in corporate tax at least 5 percentage points to attract foreign funds and

The Anti-Corruption Commission will bring to book every people who are involved in banking scams as part of the move to create a

Luna Shamsuddoha, a prominent ICT entrepreneur, yesterday took over as the chairman of Janata Bank, making her the first woman

The government is set to transform about 67 kilometres of meter gauge rail line into dual gauge for Tk 1,683 crore to provide railway

The Insurance Development and Regulatory Authority is set to crack down on excessive commissioning by insurance companies to get

Local exporters yesterday urged Austria to ease rules for visa processing and accept Bangladeshi banks' letters of credit in order to

The High Court yesterday unblocked Robi Axiata's bank accounts -- just a day after they were frozen by the revenue authority on

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

The Asian Development Bank has approved $360 million in loans to help Bangladesh buy modern rolling stock and support reforms in its railway.

Bangladeshi footwear and leather goods exporters are bracing themselves for tough competition in the global market after the Indian

The central bank's move to extend the deadline for lowering the banks' loan-deposit ratio will give a boost to the stock market,

Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved $360 million as loans to Bangladesh so the country can support its ongoing reform in the railway sector. The money will also be used to buy modern rolling stock Bangladesh Railway and to promote an overall shift from roads to rail, the ADB says in a news release on its website.

Alif Industries plans to invest Tk 400 crore to expand its business in the garment sector.

The finance ministry cannot remain silent in the cases of money laundering and misappropriation of money from the banking sector through irregularities, Commerce Minister Tofail Ahmed said yesterday.

Banks got a respite from the ongoing liquidity crisis as the Bangladesh Bank yesterday extended the deadline to lower their loan-deposit ratio to December 31 from the previous time limit of June 30.