Arsenal’s dominant display underlined their growing confidence as they strengthened their position in third and trimmed Liverpool’s lead at the top.

The result leaves Carlo Ancelotti’s side four points behind Barcelona, who had cruised to a 5-1 win over Mallorca the previous day.

Liverpool, however, turned the game around through Mohamed Salah. The Egyptian forward, assisted twice by Trent Alexander-Arnold, struck twice in the space of 17 minutes, equalising on 68 minutes and ...

After failing to meet the deadline for fully utilising its initial public offering (IPO) funds, Sikder Insurance Company has revised its fund utilisation plan, opting to invest Tk6.08 crore in ...

Borhanuddin Police Station Officer-in-Charge Siddiqur Rahman said a general diary has been filed over the incident. “We will take action after investigating the incident.” ...

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) has formed a three-member committee to investigate alleged financial irregularities at Active Fine Chemicals Ltd, a publicly listed supplier of ...

Leaders of these organisations cited a lack of trust in the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement, accusing it of monopolising student representation ...

Sinha Securities' Chairman, Parveen Akhter Khanam, has announced her decision to sell 20 lakh shares of The ACME Laboratories, a publicly listed drug-maker in the capital market. Parveen Akhter, a ...

LGRD Adviser said that contractors are able to engage in corruption due to their collusion with WASA officials ...

To achieve the target, the NBR will now have to collect total revenue of around Tk4,60,000 crores in the current fiscal ...

The British High Commission in Dhaka today (4 December) celebrated the successful conclusion of the £65 million Better Health in Bangladesh (BHB) programme, marking a significant milestone in public ...

Raising alarm over the recent amendment proposals to the Detailed Area Plan (DAP) of Dhaka, urban planners and experts claimed that repeated changes in DAP prioritise interests of businessmen instead ...