A 2006 model Range Rover attracted the highest bid of Tk 53 lakh at the Chattogram Custom House’s attempt to auction off 108 cars.

Bangladeshi company Texas Clothing Ltd is going to establish a garments factory in Uttara Export Processing Zone (EPZ) in the northwest district Nilphamari by investing $8.5 million.

Bangladesh Bank and Dhaka North City Corporation (DNCC) today launched a pilot project called “Smart Bangladesh Smart Haat” to facilitate digital payment in cattle markets.

Shares on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) ended in positive territory for the third consecutive day today despite lower turnover.

Dhaka bourse opened higher today, riding on the gains in the last three days.

People in Bangladesh are yet to make a habit of buying cattle online for Eid-ul-Azha as trips to the market, where they can choose and haggle over their preferred animal, are a part of the festivities.

The National Board of Revenue (NBR) reached 76 per cent of its Tk 330,00 crore revenue generation target in the 11 months of 2021-22, meaning it is going to miss the full fiscal-year collection goal once again.

There has been growing interest among farmers in Bangladesh at rearing and fattening bulls, encouraged by high domestic prices which enable making a profit alongside an Indian clampdown on illegal inflows of cattle.

Inflation in many countries has been brewing for quite some time due to production disruptions and supply chain issues related to the Covid-19 pandemic.  

The US dollar became more costlier yesterday as the local currency depreciated once again in the inter-bank platform. 

The government is setting up 17 economic zones in southwestern districts to bring about an industrial revolution in the largely non-industrialised region as it looks to accelerate economic growth of Bangladesh.  

The chairmen of the boards of non-bank financial institutions and their executive, audit and risk management committees who hold a directorial position in associated subsidiaries or foundations have been allowed to serve the latter until December. 

French tyre group Michelin said Tuesday it plans to transfer its activities in Russia to local management, the latest foreign firm to exit the country following Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine.

Shares on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) rose marginally for the second consecutive day yesterday as investors bought lucrative securities.  

The Chittagong Port Authority (CPA) recently saved an oceangoing ship, which was severely damaged in a mid-sea accident that could have caused the loss of export cargoes worth Tk 800 crore and create an obstacle for navigation.

Borrowers of non-bank financial institutions (NBFIs) can now avail a flexible loan repayment facility similar to that being enjoyed by bank customers up till December this year, according to a Bangladesh Bank notice issued yesterday.

The National Board of Revenue (NBR) reached 76 per cent of its Tk 330,000 crore revenue generation target in the outgoing fiscal year, meaning it is going to miss its full-year goal once again.

Businesses today called for arranging low-cost fund just like the Export Development Fund for the jute sector, which will provide entrepreneurs with loans at 2 per cent interest.

The exchange rate of the taka stood at Tk 93.45 per dollar on Tuesday in contrast to Tk 92.95 on Monday.

The chairmen of non-bank financial institutions along with the heads of executive, audit and risk management committees who hold directorships of associated subsidiaries or foundations will be able to continue to serve in the latter positions until December this year.