Month: February 2021

MYANMAR COUP LIKELY TO DAMAGE ITS ECONOMY

Businesses and analysts predict that the coup in Myanmar is likely to damage the country’s economy. Companies say the coup has already put billions worth of foreign investment at risk. The US has already said…

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APPAREL INDUSTRY

Beyond the Horizon Rehan Lakhany eyes the opportunities available to the apparel industry “We have witnessed a drop in the volume of business, which is expected to persist for the next six months,” says Rehan…

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PLANNING MANTRA

PLAN SUCCESS! Careful planning is vital for executing projects BY Archana Law As Benjamin Franklin once said, “if you fail to plan, you are planning to fail.” Though this may be obvious, many of us…

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THE BIG PICTURE

The widely quoted tweet by global financier Nathaniel Rothschild who visited Sri Lanka in January may be what the doctor ordered

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“The country is presently experiencing a little stagnation largely due to COVID-19 and because there’s uncertainty among the people,” said Dian Gomes – the Honorary Consul of Georgia – as he commented on the state…

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EXECUTIVE HEALTH

“Doctor, I can’t understand why they are making such a to-do about this COVID business. After all, only about two percent of those who contract the virus die, right?” One of my patients said this…

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MICROCOSM

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FIRST CAPITAL RESEARCH – JAN 2021

Sri Lanka’s economic growth has been slowing down over the last 5-6 years, as the country closes

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MULLENLOWE GROUP

Colombo, Sri Lanka - Sri Lanka’s leading multinational advertising company, The MullenLowe Group has entered into a partnership with

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PANDEMIC LIFE

COVID-19, AGEISM, CONNECTEDNESS BY Saashya Rodrigo COVID-19 has forever transformed how we go about our day-to-day lives. For many, the initial sudden shift to a contactless virtual platform, dowsed in unfamiliar precautionary measures, has been…

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