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Stocks fall for ninth consecutive day

Stocks continued falling for the ninth consecutive session at the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) today, with the benchmark DSEX index falling below the 5,000-point mark for the first time in nearly six months.On October 28 last year, the DSEX hit 4,894.53 points.Today, the DSEX, the key index of the premier bourse, dropped 49.87 points, or ...

Stocks fall for ninth consecutive day

Foreign investment still elusive

Despite several attempts by the government to attract foreign investment, Bangladesh’s economy continues to struggle

Foreign investment still elusive

Social business can lift millions out of poverty: Prof Yunus

Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus has said poverty is not caused by the poor themselves ...

Social business can lift millions out of poverty: Prof Yunus

DAP restrictions harm real estate and allied industries: REHAB

The implementation of Dhaka’s Detailed Area Plan (DAP) has significantly harmed both the housing and ...

DAP restrictions harm real estate and allied industries: REHAB

Eco-friendly and hygienic dried fish production thrives in Bhola backyards

A new awakening of small-scale dried fish production is now being seen in various areas

Port capacity must be expanded to stay competitive: Chittagong Port Chairman

Chittagong Port Authority Chairman Rear Admiral SM Moniruzzaman said that to survive in the competitive

BCRL Field visit of the FAO mission

A Field demonstration and feedback session was held on 23 April 2025, at Botiaghata village

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Enayet Karim appointed regional president of WIG -Asia

Dr Enayet Karim, a prominent economist and editor, has been appointed as the Regional President

Fardin's new song

Fardin is a well-known name in the music and media world. He has had ups

Marriage Solution after 16

Thanks to technology, the world is now at your fingertips. From shopping to studying and

Dangerous syndicate active behind onion price hike

The price of onions has doubled in the peak season. Onions, which used to cost

BTRA DD Mahabub sets empire of bribery

Allegation of amassing crores of taka’s illegal wealth through bribery and commission trade has been

China’s share in US apparel imports falls to 21pc

Despite a shrinking global market for apparel, South Asian nations, especially Bangladesh, are gaining momentum

IFC Bangladesh to observe Farakka Long March Day on May 16

Staff Correspondent:The International Farakka Committee (IFC) Bangladesh Chapter has announced plans to observe Farakka Long

BSSP hosts iftar and doa mahfil

Bangladesh Sangbadpatra Shilpa Parishad (BSSP) on Tuesday hosted an iftar and doa mahfil at the

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1,000 RMG factories at stake from Trump tariffs

Bangladesh’s ready-made garment (RMG) sector is facing mounting fears that around 1,000 garment factories could

Paul Krugman criticizes US tariffs on Bangladesh

Nobel laureate and renowned American economist Paul Krugman has strongly criticized the US’s decision to

US 37pc tariff on Bangladeshi products: What to do now?

Recently, US President Donald Trump imposed tariffs ranging from a maximum of 49 percent to

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Fardin's new song

Fardin is a well-known name in the music and media world. He has had ups

Marriage Solution after 16

Thanks to technology, the world is now at your fingertips. From shopping to studying and

Islamic University Alumni Association to host "Family Day 2025" in Gazipur

The Islamic University Alumni Association (IUAA) is all set to host its highly anticipated "Family

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Investors concern over continued downturn in stock market

The persistent downturn in Bangladesh’s stock market has deepened anxiety among investors, stakeholders, and market observers, with many ...

8 E-commerce cos allegdly launder Tk7 b

In a disturbing revelation, eight e-commerce companies in Bangladesh have been found to have laundered

Islami bank at high risk

The country’s once leading Islami bank in the private sector is now going through a

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Pakistan fined again for slow ODI over-rate in New Zealand

Pakistan has been penalized for a slow over-rate against New Zealand in their second one-day international in Hamilton this week.Match referee Jeff Crowe fined the Pakistan players 5% ...