Bangladesh generates around 367 million kilogrammes of e-waste annually

Says chairman of Pran-RFL

Bangladesh’s economy presents a striking contrast. Its markets for real sector products such as consumer goods, construction materials, pharmaceuticals, and real assets like land and apartments are relatively robust, with their share of GDP comparable to peer countries.

From tomorrow, a bhori of 22-carat gold will cost Tk 216,332

Total dollar purchase reaches $2.12 billion since the beginning of this fiscal year

Says tariff hike illegal, beyond Port Act provisions

The DSEX declined 30.48 points to close at 5,197.26

The company has expanded female employment at its overseas bases, including Bangladesh, since the 1980

The notice was sent to ESPN's legal department in London via email on October 12

He made the clarification through a statement today

The DSEX 40.90 rose points to 5,268.66 by 11:36am

She is expected to assume office on October 20

Baroness Rosie Winterton tells The Daily Star in an exclusive interview

Gold prices scaled to another record high on Monday as investors revved up their safe-haven bets after US President Donald Trump renewed tariff threats against China, while expectations of US interest rate cuts added to the metal’s allure.

JMI Hospital Requisite Manufacturing Ltd (JHRML) will inject Tk 11.50 crore into its subsidiary, JMI Specialized Hospital Limited, to complete an ongoing project, purchase machinery, and strengthen working capital.

Sending Tk 1,000 from an MFS account to another to cost Tk 8.50

New policy removes state-run Power Development Board (PDB) as the sole buyer and seller from the process

Bhutan is looking to transform its existing Preferential Trade Agreement (PTA) with Bangladesh, signed in December 2020, into a full-fledged Free Trade Agreement (FTA) to utilise the untapped business potential between the two countries, Bhutanese Ambassador Dasho Karma Hamu Dorjee said yesterday.

The proposal came during a high-level stakeholder consultation convened by Mida yesterday

Bangladesh’s economic success over the past two decades is remarkable, yet its foundation remains precariously narrow.