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Walton recently hosted a comprehensive training workshop on firefighting, emergency rescue, and first aid at its corporate office. Officials from the Bangladesh Fire Service and Civil Defence conducted the specialized sessions.
Global gold prices dipped on Tuesday after hitting a three-month high earlier in the day. Analysts attribute the correction to profit-taking near the $4,700 resistance level.
A Japanese sub-working group has officially submitted a proposal to manage the operation and maintenance of Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport's third terminal. The documents were handed over to the Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh during a meeting at their headquarters.
Gold prices in the local market of Bangladesh have increased due to rising prices in the global market. The Bangladesh Jeweller's Association announced the price adjustment through a formal notification on Tuesday.
Customs intelligence has intercepted two shipments of laptops and tablets at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport over false declarations and undervaluation. The imported goods, handled by Sardar Global Trade and Fahim 5 Star Limited, are valued at nearly 21 million taka.
Customs intelligence has intercepted two massive shipments of laptops, tablets, and iPads at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport. The goods were imported with false declarations and heavily undervalued.
The Department of Shipping organized a seminar on maritime safety and modern technology in Bangladesh. Commodore Mohammad Shafiqul Bari attended the event as the chief guest.
Hilsa fish prices have surged in Dhaka markets due to low supply, with prices reaching up to 3,000 BDT per kilogram. Consumers and veteran traders report that the cost has become comparable to gold, placing the fish out of reach for middle-class buyers.
The late Mutual Trust Bank founder Syed Manzur Elahi's shares will be equally transferred between his son and daughter. A total of 30,63,632 shares are involved in this recent transfer process in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Bengal Commercial Bank has expanded its network by launching its 37th branch in Mohakhali, Dhaka. Bank Chairman Md. Jashim Uddin inaugurated the new facility as the chief guest, emphasizing support for SME entrepreneurs.
The commerce ministry in Bangladesh has published the gazette for the new import policy order spanning 2026 through 2029. Under the updated framework, the engine capacity limit for imported motorcycles has been raised to 375cc.
Bangladesh and Denmark have held a high-level meeting in Dhaka to discuss bilateral ties, water supply, and waste management cooperation. During the talks, Danish financing was confirmed for the third phase of the Saidabad Water Treatment Plant project.
Denmark has announced a significant financial contribution for the Sayedabad Water Treatment Plant project during a high-level diplomatic meeting at the Secretariat. The discussions also covered crucial financial support for Rohingya refugees and bilateral cooperation between the two nations.
Farmers in Kurigram looted hundreds of sacks of fertilizer from a local dealer's warehouse as acute supply shortages and soaring prices hit the country. Meanwhile, the government approved a massive purchase of 3.65 lakh metric tons of fertilizer to address the ongoing crisis.
A recent investigation has uncovered a widespread network of unauthorized digital lending applications operating across Bangladesh. These illegal platforms have trapped vulnerable borrowers through predatory interest rates and severe privacy breaches.
Bangladesh's economy is grappling with multiple crises, including surging food inflation and mounting foreign debt. The central bank has responded by raising the policy interest rate to 11 percent.
Recent floods in Chittagong have severely damaged the region's fisheries sector, causing losses estimated at approximately 2.10 billion taka. The disaster has swept away fish from thousands of ponds and enclosures, leading to a sharp drop in supply and nearly doubling freshwater fish prices in local markets.
Farmers in Satkhira's Debhata and Ashasuni upazilas are harvesting excess moss from shrimp enclosures to sell as fish feed. This innovative practice creates seasonal employment and supplementary income for local workers.
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