Business
City, Meghna groups cut refined soybean oil, sugar prices
City Group and Meghna Group have reduces the wholesale price of refined soybean oil by Tk 5 per litre and sugar by Tk 3 per kg.
Samsung Bangladesh launches Galaxyshopbd.com
To ensure the safety of the customers amid coronavirus outbreak, Samsung Bangladesh has launched an online ordering platform Galaxyshopbd.com.
Walton to release 'big screen triple-camera' phone
Local electronics brand Walton is set to launch a new smartphones - Primo N4 - featureing a large screen with triple rear cameras.
Stimulus packages success depends on 3 factors: Sanem
Researchers of South Asian Network on Economic Modelling (Sanem) has identified three factors on which the success of the government announced stimulus packages and social protection programmes hinge on.
PRAN-RFL donates 3 sample collection booths to DMCH
PRAN-RFL Group has donated three sample collection booths (WISK Cabin) to Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH) for collecting sample for covid-19 test.
Provide interest-free loan to farmers: Sanem
South Asian Network on Economic Modeling (Sanem) has called giving farmers for interest-free loan, rather than a 4 percent interest loan for them.
Samsung fears fall in profit as pandemic hits sales
Samsung Electronics Co on Wednesday said its operating profit for the first three months of 2020 rose 3.4 percent from a year earlier driven by increasing demands for computer chips.
Pandemic hits Google's growth
Google has reported lowest revenue growth in nearly five years as the pandemic-driven recession began to shrivel its advertising sales in the first quarter.
COVID-19: Coca-Cola Bangladesh pledges TK 11.5 crore to support
Coca-Cola in Bangladesh has committed an initial support package worth TK 11.5 crores (115 million) towards propping up the healthcare system and helping communities through distribution of food packages and beverages to combat the local outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic.
Stocks turn higher as nations look to reopen, but oil slides
Stock markets turned higher Tuesday after a mixed session in Asia as governments inch toward letting businesses reopen and central banks step in with still more support for ailing economies. The price of oil, however, extended its losses.