The Financial Express

Banks basking in artificial comfort

Most businesses have gone through a tough time since the start of the pandemic in March this year. They are, however, not out of the woods though economic activities have started picking up albeit at a slow pace. Banks are...

Strictly applying laws to reduce road accidents

The capital city appears to have turned into a bus...

Challenges before corona vaccine

The world is waiting with great expectations for the three...

Protecting the vulnerable

United Nations Emergency Relief Coordinator, Mark Lowcock has painted a...

Governance challenges for Bangladesh Bank

Constituted and run as the country's central bank under the...

Redesigning stimulus package for small businesses

In the wake of a probable second wave of corona...

Birds: The envoys of peace

Like in every year, migratory birds have started flying in...

Where licences mean nothing

The coronavirus has wreaked havoc, as elsewhere in the world,...

Exploiting renewable energy resources

There has been a steady rise in the production of...

What purpose will subway serve?

It isn't easy to comprehend what drives the policymakers and...

Making a difference in difficult world

The first half of the twentieth century saw big social,...

Spotlight on 'Begum Para'

Issuing a suo moto rule, the High Court (HC) has...

Tackling illegal foreign workers

As is evident from numerous official and unofficial data, thousands...

Draft employment policy and job creation

Drafting the country's first employment policy aimed at creating 30...

Making highways work properly

Lots of grand promises were made immediately after the opening...

Rising inflation and pandemic-hit poor

When the pandemic was at its peak in the months...

Removing investment constraints

Private investments in Bangladesh are constrained by a lack of...

Facing the second wave

Over the past few months there were a lot of...

Why China will become a superpower

The coming into existence of the world's largest free trade...

Protecting expatriate workers

The remittances sent home by Bangladeshi expatriate workers in recent...

Minimum wage for farm workers

It seems as though the issue of minimum wage for...

Vaccine: Remedy's sneaky origin and mechanism

The history of vaccine goes back in time when the...

School entry: Child-parent trauma

The number of precocious children in the country is negligible....

Tax and GDP --- a mismatched growth

'Only 1.0 per cent of the population pay tax', screamed...

Banks basking in artificial comfort

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