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BusinessSyed Manzur Elahi
Legend in leather, foremost in footwear
From a multinational job to a legend in leather, Syed Manzur Elahi tells history of struggle and success
Speakers call for innovation in policy and regulations for ecommerce and startups
A two-hour virtual roundtable on digital business and ecommerce was organised on 22 January as part of an initiative by Preneur Lab Youth and Innovation Trust
DSE rebalances DSEX, DS30
The country's prime bourse, Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), has rearranged its key index (DSEX) and blue chip index (DS30) as part of its annual and semi-annual evaluation based on performance of the ...
A 202-year-old iconic family business
Along with over two centuries of successful business and enterprise, the group is also committed to social causes and initiatives. The present chairman of the group, Mirza Salman Ispahani, tells ...
NOVOAIR celebrates 9th anniversary
Novoair managing director Mofizur Rahman greeted all by saying Novoair has always given priority to its customers’ safety, security, comfort, and on-time performance
How should Bangladesh make best use of Thailand's Duty-Free-Quota-Free facility?
Recently Thailand decided to provide the duty-free quota-free (DFQF) market facility for Bangladeshi products in its market until 2026 to increase the two-way trade volume. It is time to analyse the ...
Five economic predictions, five worries and five questions
How will Bangladesh's economy fare in 2022? Certain questions will help to come up with an answer
Dhaka trade fair
PM Hasina stresses research, branding for export and business growth
Prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Saturday urged the country's businessmen to put concentration on research for product diversification and own branding to boost export and business growth
Month-long DITF-2022 begins Saturday
The 26th 'Dhaka International Trade Fair (DITF)-2022' will begin from tomorrow at 'Bangabandhu Bangladesh-China Friendship Exhibition Centre' in the capital's Purbachal area
Foreign businesses worry as China food import law kicks in
Getting wine, chocolate, and coffee into China could get even harder from Saturday, with new import restrictions adding fresh hurdles for foreign companies bringing products into the world’s largest ...
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