Stocks slip into red after a two-day break
Business Report :The stock market slipped into the red on Sunday, snapping a two-day gaining streak, as the risk-averse investors preferred to realise their short-term...
Business Report :The stock market slipped into the red on Sunday, snapping a two-day gaining streak, as the risk-averse investors preferred to realise their short-term...
Business Desk :Air India on Thursday announced that it will commence its direct flights from Delhi to Dhaka from September 15.In a move to enhance...
Business Desk :Ford lifted its full-year forecast Thursday after quarterly earnings nearly tripled on strong vehicle pricing in conventional autos that offset losses in electric...
Business Desk :Bangladesh is at the forefront of preparing agenda to address climate change and has made significant progress toward combating the natural disaster, observed...
Business Desk :The country’s leading and fastest growing private sector insurance company, the Sonali Life Insurance and its worthy CEO Mir Rashed Bin Aman Aman...
Business Desk :Equities fell Friday following a sell-off on Wall Street where forecast-beating data revived concerns the Federal Reserve could hike interest rates further, while...
Business Desk :The Bank of Japan said Friday it will allow “greater flexibility” in controlling bond yields, as it raised its full-year inflation forecast to...
Business Desk :Air France-KLM announced Friday it doubled its year-on-year net profit in the second quarter to 604 million euros ($662 million), benefiting from high...
Business Desk :Members of the US Federal Reserve’s governing body voiced disagreements over proposed changes to banking rules in a rare open meeting of the...
Business Desk :Chipmaker Intel on Thursday posted a surprise quarterly profit as a PC market slump started to ease, and forecast third-quarter earnings above Wall...
Business Report :Robi-Axiata Ltd, the second-largest mobile phone operator in Bangladesh, made a Tk 24.4 crore profit in the second quarter of 2023.Earnings per share...