HAVE YOUR SAY
NEW YEAR WISH LIST What’s on your wish list for Sri Lanka in 2025?
THE US ELECTION
The 45th President of the United States Donald Trump won a second term on 5 November with a
BUSINESS SENTIMENT
Sri Lanka stands at yet another pivotal juncture as a new administration takes office in a country that has only just begun to
BRAND VALUE
The value of the 100 most valuable brands in the world amounts to US$ 6.9 trillion, according
THE BIG PICTURE
‘PEOPLE POWER’ Being apolitical comes with both pros and cons, chief among the pros is that one has
ECONOMIC REVIEW
On the back of five percent GDP growth in the first half of this year, in its Sri Lanka Development
BANKING SECTOR
Sri Lanka’s banking sector and broader economy have exhibited signs of recovery this year
SUSTAINABILITY TRENDS
Since energy is responsible for about 70 percent of global emissions, energy efficiency (EE) plays
BURNING ISSUES
The corporate community is once again grappling with pressing business concerns, particularly the persistent issue of high taxes
GROWTH MINDSET
When we experience a setback at work – whether it’s a quarter marked by dismal sales
STATE OF THE NATION
In under two months, Sri Lankan voters made treks to their respective polling centres to cast the ballot
SRI LANKA TODAY
The new government’s approach to major national issues has so far been characterised by a measured
ESG AGENDA
ESG considerations have evolved from being a trend to become fundamental to
SRI LANKANS OVERSEAS
Sri Lanka’s pioneering international magazine is going places – having gone global in April! LMD International’s mission
NEW FRONTIERS
TAXI NETWORK The Cybercab is Tesla’s latest reveal, which marks a bold leap into the future
DIGITAL MARKETPLACE
The digital marketplace is among the most innovative developments of our era; it is seemingly boundless
AGRICULTURE SECTOR
Agroforestry is increasingly recognised as a sustainable land management practice that
THE ECONOMY
Confidence in corporate circles remains largely unchanged following the presidential election, signalling a modest shift in
