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BUSINESS AFFAIRS

  • Jul- 2022 -
    28 July

    INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

    We have experienced multiple socioeconomic transformations beginning with the First Industrial Revolution in the 18th century. And now, we’re in

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  • 28 July

    HEALTHCARE SECTOR

    It’s been a while since the WHO recognised the importance of indigenous medicine – generally known in the West as ‘alternative treatment.’ Sri Lanka’s current

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  • 28 July

    FLORICULTURE SECTOR

    Floriculture, which is a branch of horticulture, offers entrepreneurial opportunities for small and marginal farmers to earn additional income

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  • 1 July

    ECONOMIC REFORMS

    Several economic reforms and key corrective measures are underway against a backdrop of the skyrocketing cost of living

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  • 1 July

    FOOD SECURITY

    Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has caused a ripple effect across the world, stoking fears of a looming global food crisis. The war

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  • 1 July

    AGRICULTURE SECTOR

    The global agro-food industry relies on smallholder farms, which constitute the dominant agricultural system in developing regions. These farms are typically

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  • 1 July

    SHIPPING INDUSTRY

    Shipping disasters go back to ancient times to the start of the era of sailing vessels. Off Sri Lanka’s coast are scores of ill-fated ships that have come to grief…

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  • 1 July

    ENERGY SECTOR

    Sri Lanka is experiencing an unprecedented economic crisis and enduring power cuts, fuel rationing and dire shortages of everyday items.

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  • 1 July

    TECH INDUSTRY

    All of us – the world over – are feeling our entry into the ‘exponential decade’ but more so in Sri Lanka with a decade of multiple crises, uncertainties and…

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  • Jun- 2022 -
    1 June

    THE ECONOMIC CRISIS

    The Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL) has released its annual report for 2021, highlighting some of the developments that occurred

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