- Bottled soybean oil disappears from capital’s shelves amid import shortage
- Sarjis terms Hasina a ‘pathological killer’
- Bangladesh out to maintain ODI supremacy against West Indies
- Bangladeshi researchers unlock vinegar potential of wild dates
- 5.8-magnitude earthquake hits Indonesia’s central Sulawesi
- Khandaker Mosharraf calls for immediate election roadmap
- Musk's xAI raises around $6 bln in equity financing
- Clash in Narsingdi results in deaths of 2 Union Parishad members
- Record 9.5 tons cocaine seized in Dominican Republic
- Investigation uncovers 13 false reports spread by 49 Indian media outlets about Bangladesh
- Over 600 Islamic scholars demand ban on Prothom Alo
- Starmer declines to apologize to civil servants over accusations of using ‘Trumpian’ language
- Labuschagne, Head propel Australia into lead over India
- Deadly minibus crash in western Ivory Coast leaves 26 dead
- Armed Forces retirees protest against Indian aggression
- Aishwarya Rai and Abhishek Bachchan attend wedding amid divorce rumors
- 11 convicted in Nepal Airlines airbus scam, extradition issues arise
- Mother of Austin Tice claims new evidence proves he is alive
- Russia ready to use ‘any means’ to prevent defeat in Ukraine
- Bangladesh’s image "Unfairly Portrayed," says Chief Adviser’s press secretary
Receiver appointments deepen industry crisis
There are numerous precedents for appointing receivers in industrial establishments in the country in the aftermath of various events. However, unfortunately, in almost every case, the outcome has been unfavorable. Many once-established industrial groups have turned into moribund enterprises after...
Dollar soars as Donald Trump closes in on victory
The US dollar has surged as Donald Trump is on the cusp of winning back the White House in the presidential race. Bitcoin is also at a record high as traders bet on potential tax cuts, tariffs, and rising inflation under Trump. The result of the election is expected to have a major impact on...
$986 million in remittances received in first 12 days of October
Bangladeshi expatriates have sent US $986 million in remittance in the first 12 days of October, showing an upward trend of inward remittance flow in the legal channel, reports UNB. According to the latest update of the Bangladesh Bank (BB), the expatriates have sent $8.22 crore in the country...