The Financial Express

Qatar eager to hire more BD workers next year

Qatar is expected to recruit more Bangladeshi workers in 2019 to meet its growing demand for development works, said officials. As part of the move, the Arab country has opened a one-stop Qatar Visa Centre (QVC) in Dhaka while it...

Mastercard to start deleting data of Indian cardholders from global servers

Don’t get misguided by rumours, BGMEA chief to workers

Tesla cuts China prices after tariff drop on US-made cars

Tesla Inc (TSLA.O) has cut prices on its Model S and Model X vehicles in China after Beijing suspended additional tariffs on US-made cars. According to the electric carmaker’s Chinese website, the price of certain Model S cars was cut by up to 105,000 yuan ($15,200), and Model Xs by up to 65,000 yuan. China’s finance ministry said on Friday it would suspend additional tariffs on US-made vehicles and auto parts for three months starting January 1, 2019.

Shariah Supervisory Committee meeting of Trust Bank held

BRAC Bank distributes spot SME loan in Faridpur

MDB opens agent banking outlets in Bogura

China to halt added tariffs on US-made cars in easing of trade tensions

Move to develop expressway network

Dan Foods now exports to Maldives

ECB calls for European supervision of funds

Int'l operators show interest to invest in CETPs

Meat becomes costlier

Meat became pricier last week after remaining almost stable for about two months. Onion, ginger, and potato prices, however, showed a slight decline during the period while most of other essential commodities remained static. Prices of beef, mutton, and broiler...

93pc remediation of Alliance units done

Q1 industrial import rises by 10 per cent

Transfer pricing law starts paying off

Oil prices steady as China-US trade tensions ease

Apex opens South Asia’s largest footwear outlet

Oil prices steady as Sino-US trade tensions ease

Mercantile Bank opens its 132nd branch

Emirates to expand footprint in Bangladesh