The capital market of Bangladesh has started the trading week with a huge slump as the country kicked off the nationwide COVID-19 vaccination drive.
Mayers’ 210 takes Windies to miraculous 3-wicket win over Bangladesh
Debutant Kyle Mayers scored a double hundred to lead West Indies to a miraculous three-wicket win over Bangladesh in the first Test in Chattogram on …
Mehidy aims for history as Bangladesh set West Indies formidable target
CHITTAGONG: Mehidy Hasan looked for a place in history as Bangladesh set the West Indies a formidable target of 395 to win the first Test on Saturday. Mehidy took the three wickets to fall as West …
Myanmar wrote to Bangladesh explaining military takeover: foreign minister
Myanmar has written to Bangladesh through the Ambassador in Yangon, explaining why the military took over on February 1.
Mehidy eyes history as Bangladesh give WI big target
He needs three more wickets to become just the fourth all-rounder to get 100 with the bat and take 10 wickets in the same Test.
Improve infrastructure, business climate to remain competitive
Development of physical infrastructure, improvement of the business climate and labour productivity and technological adoption are the key to making Bangladesh competitive in global trade by …
Sound business climate needed to draw Japanese investment: envoy
Japanese companies are eager to invest in Bangladesh but it is important to remove bottlenecks first to create favourable business climate for Japanese companies, said Japanese Ambassador to …
Army chief to return to Bangladesh February 12
Chief of Bangladesh Army Staff General Aziz Ahmed is set to return from his official visit to the US on 12. The army chief left for the US at the invitation of his American counterpart on January 29, …
BAN vs WI 1st Test: Skipper Mominul Haque hits 10th Test ton as Bangladesh close in on victory
Mominul’s 115 — reaching the 3,000 runs milestone in the process — helped Bangladesh set a fearsome 395 runs target for West Indies.
World Bank Helps Bangladesh Expand Electronic Public Procurement
The World Bank today approved $40 million to help Bangladesh increase the coverage of electronic government procurement (e-GP) with new features to respond to the COVID 19 challenges.