Jagaran Chakma

At least $8 billion in FDI is needed annually to boost GDP growth by one percentage point

Credit growth drops to its lowest in at least four years

BigMint projects a turnaround in FY27

Japanese zone ready, Chinese yet to start physical work, Indian projects scrapped

The government has decided to hire a foreign consulting firm to design the unification, said Bida officials.

Apparel makers supplying basic low-cost items optimistic about strong demand in coming months

Local, global brands offer treats for all budgets, with young people driving the demand

Bangladesh’s ratification of three key conventions of the International Labour Organization (ILO) is seen as a major step towards improving labour rights and workplace safety, but experts say it also brings new responsibilities for the government and employers to ensure proper enforcement and le

The rights groups welcome the move as a long-overdue response to workers’ demands

Economists advocate for autonomy, resources and expertise

The goods fetched $364.46 million last fiscal year

Draft national EV policy sets the ambitious target

Excessive recruitment fees, low salaries, and permit costs trap Bangladeshi workers in Malaysia

Says DCCI President Taskeen Ahmed

​​​​​​​In an era when the lines between business and politics often blur, M Anis Ud Dowla, one of the most respected names in Bangladesh’s corporate history, offers a sharp counterpoint. The chairman of Advanced Chemical Industries (ACI) Ltd believes the two should remain firmly apart, and his own career stands as an argument for why.

Manufacturers say many factories closed while others sell at a loss just to meet loan instalments

Ahsan Khan Chowdhury, chairman and CEO of Pran-RFL Group, has been named the recipient of this year’s Business Person of the Year, one of the most prestigious accolades presented at the Bangladesh Business Awards.

The government has shifted all public procurement online in a bid to curb corruption and bring greater transparency to spending, ending the decades-old practice of submitting physical tenders.

The crisis in Khagrachhari is rooted in deeper fractures.

Real estate slump, stalled projects, and liquidity crunch hit ceramic firms