Snowtex Group, a Bangladeshi apparel manufacturer and exporter, aims to export goods worth $150 million to $160 million to the French market over the next five years.

The food ministry said the current price difference between Russian and US wheat on the international market is minimal -- at about $2 per tonne.

ACI Limited, one of the leading listed conglomerates in Bangladesh, has suffered a loss for a third consecutive fiscal year, saying it was mainly due to a rise in borrowing costs..In the fiscal year 2024-25, the loss amounted to Tk 65 crore. It incurred a loss of Tk 139 crore in the previous f

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has begun a dual-track assessment of Bangladesh, combining the fifth review of its $5.5 billion loan programme with a comprehensive annual audit of the country’s economy under Article IV obligations...In its initial meeting with Finance Secretary

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Snowtex began exporting to France in late 2014

Khan said the meeting Majumder referred to was related to Bangladesh's LDC graduation deferment

The bank reported consolidated earnings per share of Tk 2.77

Officials of BTRC said that existing unauthorised phones currently in use will not be blocked

While remittances and foreign reserves have improved slightly, the overall economic situation remains under pressure

Lawyers for Alam lodged the request on Monday

The Employee Benefit Trends Study also found that 41% of respondents link financial stress to mental health issues

The price of gold is expected to hit $4,980 a troy ounce over the next 12 months, up some 27 percent from current levels, delegates to the London Bullion Market Association’s (LBMA) annual gathering in Kyoto predicted on Tuesday.

Bangladesh is expected to receive the sixth instalment of $450 million in January

Leaders claim amendments to labour definition, union rules and benefits defy prior agreement

This could eventually lead to higher net bills, slower speeds

With this, Bangladesh's steel production capacity has reached a new high of around 1.36 crore tonnes

When Riaz Mahmud’s small textile printing factory faced obsolescence from an AI-powered competitor, he stood at a precipice familiar to millions of Bangladeshis: be rendered obsolete by the coming wave or learn to ride it. He mortgaged his home to import a digital printer, taught himself the software and transformed his business. His old workshop is silent, but a new and resilient enterprise now thrives.

Price hikes drive up production costs, dampen early cultivation

Journey Outdoors Bangladesh Co Ltd, a Singapore- and China-owned company, will invest $27.57 million to set up a high-end garments and outdoor products manufacturing factory at the Bepza Economic Zone (Bepza EZ) in Mirsharai, Chattogram.