Vector Plinth, a Chattogram-based Bangladeshi architecture firm whose founders we featured recently, has been seeking to ...
bKash, valued at over $2 billion dollar in its last funding round, is Bangladesh’s first and only tech unicorn. The MFS company posted a profit of Tk 315.77 crore in 2024, a staggering 67% ...
There is a particular kind of optimism that afflicts coverage of emerging digital economies. The tendency to treat growth metrics as a proxy for structural transformation. Manufactured hype.
Fashion is an enduring passion we can't help but embrace. As the digital era advances, fashion has made its way onto our mobile devices, computers, and tablets, previously exclusively found in ...
Multinational food delivery company Foodpanda recently introduced a new service named Pandamart, a platform where customers can order and get groceries and other essentials delivered at their doorstep ...
Market capitalization is one of the simplest measures to determine the value of a company. It is one measure of a company’s worth as determined by the stock market. It is calculated by multiplying the ...
When the announcement of Jiji acquiring Bikroy came out last week, the coverage framed it as a global operator buying Bangladesh’s largest classified marketplace startup. While the news is accurate, ...
How Bangladesh’s one of the most disciplined startups lost the plot and a decade of operational excellence gave way to strategic overreach — and what it cost What followed on social media was entirely ...
Most business success stories celebrate ambition and brilliant planning. Huawei's origin story is different—it's about what happens when survival necessity forces you to execute in ways no rational ...
SupportKori started as a ‘Buy Me a Coffee for Bangladesh’. It is now building a broader creator-commerce platform around a simple thesis: Bangladesh has the creators and the audience. What it has ...
Consider a professional who has worked for twelve years, has a real title, a team, and a track record. Someone who has navigated crises, built things, and made difficult strategic calls. We all know ...
We first interviewed Taslima Miji in 2013. Miji, who was trained in Sociology from Dhaka University and a former journalist, was already a successful entrepreneur, running her computer hardware retail ...