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Akanda Muhammad Jahid
Digital and Multimedia Journalist @The Daily Star, Bangladesh II 10 years of experience II Expertise in: Digital News Content Creation II Fact Checking II Data Analysis II Social Media Management II SEO
Digital and Multimedia Journalist @The Daily Star, Bangladesh II 10 years of experience II Expertise in: Digital News Content Creation II Fact Checking II Data Analysis II Social Media Management II SEO
Small businesses in 2023 faced substantial hardships amidst prevalent inflationary pressure of the country
The prices of all vegetables have been spiraling unusually in the markets in Dhaka recently, despite being in adequate supply amid peak season in winter.
Introducing solar irrigation pump (SIP) systems will gradually enable Bangladesh to cut consumption of diesel fuel by 10 lakh tonnes annually
Beneficiaries of remittance in Bangladesh spend a majority of the funds received on meeting basic needs, according to a study by BBS
Credit card transactions by Bangladeshi nationals travelling or living abroad rose significantly to hit Tk 5,386 million in October
GDP of Bangladesh is expected to grow 6.3 percent in 2024 whereas India’s expected growth is 6.4 percent
Says Simon Stevens, executive vice-president (international) of Arla Foods
It comes as the NBR unveiled the names of 141 individuals and companies as the highest taxpayers for the assessment year of 2022-23.
Small businesses in 2023 faced substantial hardships amidst prevalent inflationary pressure of the country
The prices of all vegetables have been spiraling unusually in the markets in Dhaka recently, despite being in adequate supply amid peak season in winter.
Introducing solar irrigation pump (SIP) systems will gradually enable Bangladesh to cut consumption of diesel fuel by 10 lakh tonnes annually
Beneficiaries of remittance in Bangladesh spend a majority of the funds received on meeting basic needs, according to a study by BBS
Credit card transactions by Bangladeshi nationals travelling or living abroad rose significantly to hit Tk 5,386 million in October
GDP of Bangladesh is expected to grow 6.3 percent in 2024 whereas India’s expected growth is 6.4 percent
Says Simon Stevens, executive vice-president (international) of Arla Foods
It comes as the NBR unveiled the names of 141 individuals and companies as the highest taxpayers for the assessment year of 2022-23.
Bangladeshi credit cardholders spent twice as much abroad as foreign nationals did within Bangladesh in September, according to the Bangladesh Bank (BB).
The use of credit cards in Bangladesh is increasing sharply, bolstered by growing spending on daily essentials at departmental stores amid higher inflation.