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THE IMF PROGRAMMEHow do you view the recently approved IMF Extended Fund Facility?
THE INNOVATIVE EDGE
“Wearable tech is not new,” says Ahmed Irfan – who overlooks Futureworks at Twinery, Innovations by MAS – as he recalls the world’s first
PEOPLE’S INSURANCE PLC
As a part of recognizing trusted brands with the CIMA – APAC Employer Recognition, People’s Insurance PLC was recognized by CIMA (Chartered Institute of
MOST AWARDED PROFILE
UNION ASSURANCE RANK 14 NUMBER OF AWARDS 22 SECTOR WINNER Insurance (3) Q: Could you…
SLT-MOBITEL
SLT-MOBITEL, the National ICT Solutions Provider signed an agreement recently with Prime Lands Residencies PLC to provide comprehensive ICT solutions with
FUTURE INTERNET
The hype around Web3 or the third generation of the World Wide Web has been considerable in recent years. Many have hailed
THE TRADE DEFICIT
The trade deficit narrowed last year, falling to its lowest level since 2010; this was driven by higher exports and lower
BANKING SECTOR
Sri Lanka’s banking sector, arguably a nerve centre of the national economy, presently shoulders unprecedented challenges as it grapples with soaring
COMMUNICATION SKILLS
It was none other than Albert Einstein who famously told us to ‘question everything.’ For a business executive, asking questions
WORLD TRADE OUTLOOK
Global trade continues to face multiple challenges as inflation and high interest rates, debt distress and geopolitical frictions
INVESTMENT CLIMATE
The story of attracting foreign investors to Sri Lanka is not a happy one and the blame lies with successive governments rather than any foreigners.
BOARD DIVERSITY
‘The Young Directors’ sounds like a great OTT pulp series on Netflix. But for board members in their 30s (and even 20s), the experience is less
WORKPLACE RULES
Have you ever been called ‘crazy’ or ‘too sensitive’? Has your version or recollection of events been questioned or deemed false? If any of this has happened
AGRICULTURE SECTOR
The global food system is supported by three crops – rice, wheat and maize – that provide 50 percent of all the calories consumed. According to the
MICROCOSM
The Sri Lanka Tea Board says that January’s tea production dropped by 3.68 million kilo¬grammes to 19.14 million kilogrammes due to the fertiliser issue
