47 Percent of the Country's Families Had to Borrow to Run Their Households
Forty-seven percent of the country's families have had to take loans to meet household expenses. In other words, nearly one out of every two families …

Forty-seven percent of the country's families have had to take loans to meet household expenses. In other words, nearly one out of every two families …
The Bangladesh Textile Mills Association (BTMA) has sought the Prime Minister's intervention to protect the domestic spinning industry. The organisati…

Nearly half of the country’s households have to run their households on loans. This situation has arisen as the cost of living has increased and incom…
China’s dominance has become clearer still in the global banking sector in terms of total assets. The first four places on the list of the world’s top…

The prices of imported malta and apples have gone beyond the reach of ordinary buyers. At the fruit markets of Mirpur in the capital, malta is being s…

The 140th session of the world-famous ‘Canton Fair’ is under way in full splendour in Guangzhou city, China. Organised in three phases, this internati…

The World Bank has called for building artificial intelligence (AI) technology that can be used on mobile phones, works effectively even with low inte…
Slowness has appeared in the release of money from 15 special funds worth Tk 60,000 crore, formed with the goals of increasing agricultural production…

State Minister for Textiles and Jute Md. Shariful Alam has emphasised swiftly handing over the revived muslin-making technology to private entrepreneu…
Canada has announced a grant of 45 million Canadian dollars for four new initiatives in Bangladesh's agriculture, trade, economic reform and private s…