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Bangladesh launched its first metro rail on December 28. Albeit it is running on a limited scale at present, it holds the promise of offering a fast-commuting experience to thousands of people every day and contributing to ridding the capital city of notorious traffic congestion.  

If Bangladesh can use modern technology in agriculture to export products in the right process, there is a huge chance of it tapping into more of the United States of America's approximately $180 billion agri-processed food imports. President of the American Chamber of Commerce in Bangladesh (AmCham) Syed Ershad Ahmed , at its monthly luncheon meeting at the Westin Dhaka hotel

If Bangladesh can use modern technology in agriculture to export products in the right process, there is a huge chance of it tapping into more of the United States of America's approximately $180 billion agri-processed food imports. President of the American Chamber of Commerce in Bangladesh (AmCham) Syed Ershad Ahmed , at its monthly luncheon meeting at the Westin Dhaka hotel

The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Canadian University of Bangladesh organised a seminar on "Industry-Academia Dialogue" to enhance the CSE education Towards innovative Bangladesh.  The event was hosted at the university auditorium on Saturday (11 June), said a press release.  Dr Bikarna Kumar Ghosh, Managing Director, Bangladesh Hi-Tech Park

CUB observes golden jubilee of Bangladesh-America relations

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) can approve a company’s proposal to raise funds from the capital market within two weeks, provided the firms produce the required documents, according to a senior official of the regulator.

Framing next budget considering 2nd wave of COVID-19 stressed 219 pre-budget discussion today suggested the government for framing the next budget for FY22 considering the 2nd wave of COVID-19 pandemic and the fresh lockdown situation. practical steps to continue production and domestic consumption in this tough situation as well as saving the small and medium enterprises from extinction. level and also for pursuing a business-friendly revenue management system. specific guidelines in the next ...

From ruin to revival The government had no other option but to partially reopen the economy. Bangladesh could not afford a lengthy lockdown. Photo: Palash Khan A year ago on this day the government confirmed the maiden positive case of the coronavirus disease in Bangladesh, roughly three months after its outbreak in China. The biggest blow came on March 18 when the first person died from the illness linked to the deadly virus. As the cases spread rapidly, the government had to impose a strict l...