6:52 pm, Thursday, 30 July 2026
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Bangladesh loses ground to Vietnam in Canadian apparel market
Bangladesh’s readymade garment (RMG) exports to Canada have remained largely stagnant in recent years, while Vietnam has emerged as the
BGMEA urges buyers to support unified code of conduct
Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association have urged buyers to assist manufacturers in introducing a unified code of conduct in
MIDA project to attract $65 billion investment, create 25 lakh jobs
The Moheshkhali–Matarbari Integrated Development Initiative, a flagship government project, could transform southeastern Bangladesh into a major economic hub, with total
Professional management, succession planning crucial for family businesses
Experts have urged family-owned businesses in Bangladesh to separate ownership from day-to-day management and adopt robust governance structures to ensure
DCCI calls for commercial court to resolve trade disputes
Businesses have urged the establishment of a separate Commercial Court to address trade-related disputes, warning that prolonged judicial processes are
Experts urge eco-industrial parks to tackle pollution, support growth
Industrialisation in Bangladesh is increasingly constrained by river pollution, air quality deterioration and untreated waste, prompting experts at a high-level
Bangladesh’s export earnings drop by 2.93% in August
Bangladesh’s export sector showed signs of strain in August 2025, with total monthly earnings falling by 2.93 percent compared to
Quick reforms urged to improve investment climate, unlock private sector potential
Leading business figures and experts in Bangladesh on Monday urged the government to implement urgent reforms to tackle persistent economic
Bangladesh could gain $2.3bn in exports from US tariffs on India, China
Bangladesh could secure an additional $1.2 billion to $2.32 billion worth of export orders in the financial year 2025–26, diverted
Agriculture, construction, fishing workers most vulnerable to heat stress
Workers in agriculture, construction, and fishing are among the most vulnerable to the effects of climate change and workplace heat
