Business

News Hour: Crashing oil prices in recent years have helped send crude-producing US states into recession, and they are unlikely to recover significantly even if prices recover, Standard & Poor’s said on Tuesday. The report came...

News Hour: World stocks hit a 19-month high on Wednesday, lifted by strong Japanese trade data, stellar European company earnings and hopes that U.S. President Donald Trump will press ahead with a large fiscal spending package....

News Hour: Protests over low wages had erupted at dozens of garment factories in Bangladesh, one of the top suppliers of clothing for global brands like H&M and Gap, and the officers had come to question...

News Hour: GARMENTECH Bangladesh-2017 showcased the latest apparel technology in its 16th edition. Renowned technology leaders from all over the world attended the 4-day event held from 18 to 21 January 2017 at the International Convention City...

News Hour: Grameenphone in association with Smartphone brand OPPO, has announced bundle offer with two new devices, OPPO F1s and A33F. The devices and offer were announced at an event held at GP House in the...

Huawei has introduced convenient EMI facilities for its popular smartphone models in Bangladesh. Based on the models, the EMI ranges from 3 to 24 months with no interest. The models available for EMI purchase facility are...

News Hour: JCI Dhaka Central holds their 1st General Members Meeting (GMM) of 2017 in Royal Explosion, Galesia Hotel and Resort Ltd on January 14, 2017. This was the 1st meeting with the newly appointed board...

News Hour: Yahoo said Monday its $4.8 billion deal to sell its core internet assets to US telecom titan Verizon has been delayed several months. The closing originally set for this quarter has been pushed into...

News Hour: India’s Supreme Court on Monday rejected a petition to delay the annual federal budget, which Finance Minister Arun Jaitley is scheduled to deliver on Feb. 1, dismissing concerns about potential giveaways ahead of critical...

News Hour: The European Union is considering testing banks’ defenses against cyber attacks, EU officials and sources said, as concerns grow about the industry’s vulnerability to hacking. Cyber attacks against banks have been growing in numbers...