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The consignment of onions is expected to reach Chittagong port early next month

Since 2018, there has been intense competition between the local and multinational electronics manufacturers to woo consumers until the arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic since last March caught everyone unawares. Like many other businessmen the electronics items manufacturers felt anxiety over their survival.

The Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) has reduced the time for DSE mobile app users’ access to the trading system in view of the current cyber security situation and alert.

The government has fixed Tk 7,100 as minimum monthly wages for the workers of the country’s leather goods and footwear sector.

Deposits at banks rose 10.49 per cent year-on-year to Tk 1,305,453 crore in the last fiscal year on the back of tightening of rules around national savings certificates, record flow of remittance and rebounding economic activities.

Technology is going to be the most important factor behind every development of the banking industry in the coming days, said Emranul Huq, managing director (MD) and chief executive officer (CEO) of Dhaka Bank, in an interview with Mehedi Hasan of Dhaka Tribune. He also talked about banking amid the …

The stock market regulator continued with its tough stance on gamblers and came up with a number of conditions for junk stocks and slapped big fines on several companies as part of the clampdown on the wrongdoers

The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited (HSBC), Serai Limited and Bangladesh Garments Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA) today joined hands together to discuss Bangladesh’s Apparel Industry, global apparel demand landscape and technological penetration under the current context.

Stock prices are soaring with the core index of the major bourse hitting a 12-month high in the outgoing week as investors put fresh stakes in stocks amid high expectation.

Onion, ginger, potato and lentil prices increased further last week compounding sufferings of the consumers who had to dig deep into their pockets to meet rising expenditures triggered by price hike of other essentials, including rice and vegetables.