The month-long Chattogram International Trade Fair begins in the port city today with a view to promoting and marketing local products at home and abroad.

The government yesterday decided to buy 33,600 Million British thermal units (MMBtu) of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from JERA, a Japanese energy company, as it looks to ensure adequate supply ahead of the coming Ramadan and summer months.

Bangladesh has become one of the important hotspots for textile and garment machinery amidst the quest of entrepreneurs to improve productivity and cater to orders of apparel shifting from other countries.

The Developing Countries Trading Scheme (DCTS) of the UK, a new trade facility replacing the Generalised System of Preferences (GSP) of the EU,

Pubali Bank recently promoted three general managers to the posts of deputy managing directors. 

The agricultural and cereal price indices closed 2 per cent higher than two weeks ago, the World Bank’s latest food security update showed.

Major indices of the Dhaka and Chittagong stock exchanges dropped for the second consecutive session yesterday as shaky investors continued their sell-offs amid persisting economic uncertainty.

Bangladesh will import 150,000 tonnes of triple superphosphate (TSP) from Tunisia in 2023.

In recent years, outsourcing has gained traction. Most business entities, including SMEs, are either thinking of or are already in the process of outsourcing business operations.

Once a customer binds bKash as the preferred payment method, he/she will no longer need to put in OTP/PIN every time

Hanwha Saudi Contracting Company signed an MoU with BCIC to conduct a feasibility study

The desk is named “Bangladesh IT Connect Portal - South Korea”

The foundation shared the information in a meeting with Think Big Solutions

The deadline has been extended from December last year to the end of this year

Over 300 companies from different countries will occupy 400 stalls in the fair

The fund’s sponsor has invested Tk 25 crore and the rest is open for general investors

Turnover, a key indicator of the market, edged down 0.46 per cent to Tk 431 crore

Stocks on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) edged down in the morning session today.

More than two and a half years ago, the government took a Tk 1,500 crore safety net programme for the workers who lost their jobs owing to the devastating impact of Covid-19.

The United States Trade Representative (USTR), the American government’s chief trade negotiating body, sent a letter to Bangladesh alleging that intellectual property rights (IPRs) rules on the export of garments, footwear and electronic goods to the American markets have been violated.