For decades, marketing focused on Quality and Price. Today, that formula is incomplete. Trust is the non-negotiable prerequisite for purchase. Global Trust Metrics: The Customer’s Non-Negotiable Consumers worldwide now view trust not as a...
The marketing landscape in Bangladesh is at a crossroads. We see a vibrant, digitally-native population, yet many marketing efforts still rely on outdated, traditional approaches. In this dynamic environment, a deep understanding of human...
The B2B landscape is rapidly transforming, driven by digital adoption, AI, and evolving buyer expectations. The global B2B e-commerce market, valued at USD 19.34 trillion in 2024, is projected to reach USD 47.54 trillion by 2030 (16.17% CAGR) , shifting from lead-centric to data-driven, account-based strategies. South Asia, with dynamic economies and growing digital connectivity, offers significant potential.
Bangladesh’s modern insurance industry began in 1972 with the nationalization of 49 entities under five state-owned corporations. Post-1990 reforms allowed private insurers to reinsure 50% of their business, leading to significant private sector growth and an 88% market share by 2004.
Currently, Bangladesh has 81 to 82 insurance companies: 35 to 36 life insurance firms and 44 to 46 non-life (general) insurance entities. These collectively cover approximately 18.97 million individuals.
Bangladesh, a nation of over 173.5 million, relies heavily on overseas migration. With hundreds of thousands of young people entering the workforce annually, and domestic job creation struggling to keep pace, going abroad isn’t just a choice – it’s often a necessity. Low-skilled workers can earn four times more overseas than at home, making migration a powerful economic lifeline.
From bustling city cafés to quiet village homes, a silent revolution has been reshaping Bangladesh’s employment landscape. It’s not in factories or corporate towers—but in laptops and internet connections. Freelancing, once an unfamiliar term, has now become a powerful vehicle for self-employment, youth empowerment, and economic growth. Bangladesh is now among the top freelance economies in the world—a story born out of resilience, curiosity, and digital adaptation.
LinkedIn has evolved from a simple job-search platform to a hub for industry insights, thought leadership, and professional development. Among the most searched topics are Artificial Intelligence (AI), Digital Transformation, Remote Work, Sustainability, and other key industry shifts. But why are professionals so keen on staying updated on these trends?
Bangladesh, a nation striving for sustainable development, faces significant challenges from air pollution and a heavy reliance on imported fossil fuels. In this context, electric vehicles present a compelling solution. The government has set an ambitious target: achieving 30% EV penetration by 2030, a clear signal of their commitment to this green transition. This vision aligns with Bangladesh’s Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) to unconditionally reduce 3.39 million tonnes of CO2 emissions from road transport by 2030.
Bangladesh marked a major leap forward in trade facilitation by launching the Bangladesh Single Window (BSW)—a digital platform led by the National Board of Revenue (NBR). This system now allows all required certificates, licenses, and permits (CLPs) for international trade to be processed online through one centralized portal using a Business Identification Number (BIN).
