Bangla QR payments to reach merchants instantly from Oct 1
17 September 2026
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Business
When natural gas runs short, factories need another lifeline
6 September 2026
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Omera LPG
LPG can give industry the energy flexibility it needs
6 September 2026
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Omera LPG
Leather industry targets $1.77bn exports
2 September 2026
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Footwear Craft
How the shoe factory found its feet
2 September 2026
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Footwear Craft
Bangladesh’s Footwear Market Steps Up
2 September 2026
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Footwear Craft
Six generations of consumer trust meets comfort
2 September 2026
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Footwear Craft
Taking Bangladeshi footwear up the value chain
2 September 2026
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Footwear Craft
The making of Bangladesh’s leather industry
2 September 2026
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Footwear Craft
Weathering the Seasons
2 September 2026
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Footwear Craft
Imperial banking for the chosen few
United Commercial Bank or UCB has been offering its priority banking services since June 2012 to cater to its clients
19 December 2016
Feel like a monarch at Prime Bank
Many customers look for premium banking services and attention from their banks. Prime Bank is one of the few
19 December 2016
Citygem offers unparalleled services
Citygem, the priority banking wing of City Bank, has established a strong foothold in the market, emerging as a
19 December 2016
StanChart: caring for customers
Standard Chartered Bank has taken the convenience of personal banking to a new height in Bangladesh.
19 December 2016
Better days ahead for the construction sector
Consumption of cement and steel, the two major ingredients for the construction industry, will record a dramatic growth in the coming years, riding on large infrastructure projects and increasing demand for the materials across the country.
17 December 2016
Driving development through sustainable infrastructure
Bangladesh is experienc-xing an unprecedented growth in infrastructure. Big infrastructure projects are going on across the country, and the momentum is also animated in the rural areas.
17 December 2016
Painting the future bright
The paint industry has continued its sound growth in recent years thanks to a rise of consumption in semi-urban and rural areas boosted by consumers' increasing purchasing power and move towards diverse and premium products.
17 December 2016
Building Vulnerability Assessment Process in Bangladesh
In Bangladesh ready-made garment (RMG) industry is one of the most important export-oriented business sectors, which is facing challenges to ensure workplace safety. Rana Plaza collapse in Bangladesh is the consequence of such non-compliance.
17 December 2016
Use of mild steel rebar in seismic design on RC buildings
Mild steel rebar, commonly known as MS rod or simply rod, is an essential component of building materials.
17 December 2016
Quality materials for quality building construction
Housing is one of the basic needs of human life. Buildings are part and parcel of human activities including living, entertainment,
17 December 2016
Are we safe from building collapse?
Adevastating tragic failure took place in Savar when a nine storied factory building(Spectra Sweaters Ltd.) completely collapse on April 12, 2005at night when workers were working inside.
17 December 2016
Technological innovation needed to sustain the industry
MR. Sufyani starts the conversation saying that the cement industry is looking at the boom in infrastructure sector as an opportunity.
17 December 2016
Quality assurance is a moral responsibility towards the nation
There are emerging opportunities for the cement industry as a result of increasing infrastructure growth. The government has undertaken many megaprojects (Rooppur power plant, Padma bridge, metro rails, etc.). The budget for Rooppur power plant is the highest ever for a single project. Concrete growth this year alone was at 20 percent.
17 December 2016
Development of rural infrastructure key to construction growth
It is generally perceived that the real estate industry drives growth in the construction sector. But Amirul Haque holds a different opinion. “Our construction industry is no longer limited to the real estate sector.
17 December 2016
Govt. support critical for sustaining construction growth
Steel is considered to be the backbone of national development. In Bangladesh, the steel industry has witnessed an impressive growth over the last few years.
17 December 2016
Infrastructural development is the need of the hour
In Bangla-desh unplanned urbanisation is growing; people are building homes, small and large scale industries and other infrastructure. To that effect the alarming matter is the extreme loss of agricultural land.
17 December 2016
Policy dialogue on data for the SDGs
An interactive and lively discussion looked into the issue of reliable and timely data and statistics for monitoring the progress
16 December 2016
The postal tax that helped millions
For netizens of the time, postage stamps are mere remnants of history. Almost every Bangladeshi, 30 and above, will recollect fond memories of this collecting pursuit and their prized stamp album, but to the younger generation philately no longer bears any special meaning.
15 December 2016
The women in our Liberation War
One of the greatest shortcomings in the perception of our fight for Independence is our consistent failure to recognise the role of women in our Liberation War.
15 December 2016
The Guerrillas of Dhaka in 1971
On the morning of December 14, Tuni, Tito, Sabu, Ifu, Zami and I were sitting with others and eating breakfast when we noticed some villagers rushing into the camp. They had seen a large army of Pakistani soldiers moving towards our camp at Jirabo.
15 December 2016