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Layoffs in Global Big Tech -Opportunity or threat?

Nitesh Donti, a tech worker, was suddenly and unexpectedly laid off. He had previously posted his excitement about his new position as an engineering manager at the robot vehicle startup Nuro on LinkedIn less than a year ago. Then, in November, Nuro cut 20% of its employees, firing Donti and

“Experience Economy” The Final Stage of Consumption

Have you ever thought there are thousands of companies who offer the same services? Then why do you always opt for a particular one every time you are about to purchase a service? For instance, in Bangladesh, there are many super shops such as Agora, Shopno, Meena Bazar, etc. But

The unseen issues during a recession

When we talk about recession, how often do we address, see or read its impacts other than those of financial changes? The statistics, reports, and media coverage highlight our day-to-day struggles with currency from mostly a macro level. However, our innate individual happiness and degrading mental issues during the phase

Decoding the root to the current economic crisis

A system is only deemed solid when it faces adversities predicted and unimagined by the most remarkable human minds. In today’s world, the financial system, where millions of people lean on heavily, is constantly faced with multiple setbacks. As a result, countless economists are at work every day to ensure

Afloat and Swamp in Economic Downturns

Recessions can be hard on people, as well as businesses around the globe. If we look back at the covid-19 pandemic period, when people piled up toiletries at home in fear of supply shortage, we did not only look at the general people suffering, but the businesses as well that

The ins and outs of IMF loan conditions & reformations

After the fuel and food price hikes, Bangladesh, like many other countries around the world, has faced various economic constraints like exchange rate fluctuation, foreign reserve crisis, etc. Although the crisis hasn’t affected our economy like our neighbouring countries, it surely needs undivided attention, critical observation, and calculated steps to

Towards Diminishing the Unemployment Problem in Bangladesh

The employment rate of a country denotes the overall development of that country. The economic stability of a country depends largely on employment as it puts all the pieces of an economy together, including improvement in education, health, lifestyle and access to all basic needs. Employment ensures better living and

Unstable Foreign Reserve – Economic Significance of Expatriates

After exports, remittances have served as the economic oxygen during the current global recession for Bangladesh. Since independence, remittances have made a substantial contribution to the country’s economy. Employment, foreign exchange revenues, poverty reduction, food security, rural infrastructural development, education, and people’s living conditions have been among the driving factors.

THE TOP-IN-DEMAND JOBS FOR THE NEXT TEN YEARS

Be it right now or ten years into the future, employability and the employment we dream of are always a matter of discussion. For some, jobs hold a lifetime of prosperity; for others, jobs are ways to implement lifelong dreams. In a growing economy forwarding with a global concept of

CSR in motion – the modern paradigm

Corporate Social Responsibility has been an integral element within the mix of funds for foresighted organisations. These organisations believe in the crucial call of sustainability and the necessity of co-existence with altruistic understanding revolving around actions. Principles like this illustrate the equitable development of communities and societal stakeholders. Businesses of
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