Abbas Uddin Noyon

Abbas Uddin Noyon is a Senior Correspondent at The Business Standard. With a 12-year career in the field, his focus has primarily been on government fiscal policy, bilateral trade, private investment, tax, customs, trade, industry, stock market, environment, migration, livestock etc. He can be reached at aunoyonju@gmail.com 
 

AC market thrives on local brands, affordable prices
Supplement

AC market thrives on local brands, affordable prices

An aerial view of Teesta Solar Limited at Sundarganj, Gaibandha on 20 April. The solar plant has so far supplied 42.31 crore units of electricity to the national grid since January 2023. The solar plant, established at a cost of Tk3,000 crore, was inaugurated in August last year. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain
Energy

Teesta solar project sets green example

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Bangladesh

AC demand more than double now

Aerated concrete made by Max Group. Photo: Collected
Bangladesh

Max Group to bring autoclaved aerated concrete block with Tk160cr investment

Photo: ICC
Industry

Shakib Al Hasan now enters footwear business

Deeba Giannoulis. Sketch: TBS
Interviews

'US eyes top exporter position in Bangladesh's growing soybean market'

TBS Sketch
Supplement

Public-private partnerships key to reshaping agricultural landscape

Photo: TBS
Economy

Bangladesh boasts 42 firms including Pran at Dubai Gulfood expo

Photo: TBS
South Asia

South Asia needs to accelerate sustainability efforts on food, nutrition security: Agro expert

A worker makes children’s shoes ordered by H&M at the RFL Footwear factory in Kajirchar of Narsingdi on Saturday. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain
Industry

RFL now produces footwear for H&M, Kappa, REDTAPE, Umbro, PEPCO 

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Health

Drugmakers want to hike prices, citing soaring production costs

Mirpur, Uttara most sought-after areas for residence in 2023
Economy

Mirpur, Uttara most sought-after areas for residence in 2023

Critical primary education gap found in disaster-prone areas of two districts
Education

Critical primary education gap found in disaster-prone areas of two districts