Bangladesh-Malaysia chamber sees a $5 billion opportunity for local semiconductor exports

According to the latest ICT Access and Use Survey 2024-25

Businesses urged the government not to raise service tariffs at Chattogram port by a massive 41 percent at once, but to increase them rationally in phases, aiming to keep the country’s foreign trade competitive in the global market.

An SME Foundation event discusses struggles of small businesses

Chinese company Dunion Taiyang Sheng Shoes (BD) Co Ltd will invest $10.20 million to set up a footwear manufacturing factory in Bepza Economic Zone (Bepza EZ) in Chattogram.

The Bangladesh Bank has raised the paid-up capital requirement for digital banks from Tk 125 crore to Tk 300 crore.

The interim govt raised the VAT on bread, biscuits to 7.5% from the earlier 5%

BRAC EPL will serve Paramount as corporate adviser to support the solar company's expansion in Bangladesh

Pran-RFL Group has been manufacturing lifts in Bangladesh since 2018 and has so far invested around Tk 200 crore to reduce dependence on imported ones, said RN Paul, managing director of RFL Group.

Bangladesh is in an advantageous position compared with competing countries in the US

Strategic overhaul a must now to secure future, they said at an ICT Division event

US embassy’s commercial counsellor in Dhaka, Paul G Frost, visits FBCCI office

Nine more officials of the National Board of Revenue (NBR) have been suspended for their alleged involvement in organising protests against the government's ordinance that dissolved the NBR and split it into two divisions.

Shorter-tenured event Sourcing Bangladesh will be organised for B2B connection

The National Board of Revenue (NBR) has directed that all import containers destined for private inland container depots (ICDs) or off-docks must be transferred to the designated facilities on the very day they are unloaded from vessels at Chattogram port.

Lack of financing, high costs challenge shipbuilding

The European Union (EU) has underscored the urgent need for Bangladesh to align its labour laws with international standards, signalling that improved labour rights and compliance are essential.

The penalty for committing an offence would be up to five years in prison, a fine of up to Tk 300 crore, or both

Bangladesh Shipping Corporation (BSC) is finally going to add two new ships to its fleet after a wait of almost seven years..On Tuesday, the cabinet committee on government purchase approved the purchase of two bulk carriers, each having a carrying capacity of 63,500 deadweight tonnage (DW

Summit Power signs agreement to sell Narayanganj plant to Sabson Energy