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BUSINESS AFFAIRS

  • Mar- 2022 -
    3 March

    POST-COVID ECONOMY

    At a time when nations need to collaborate more to address compounding global hazards, a divergent economic recovery

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  • 3 March

    AVIATION INDUSTRY

    Air New Zealand, which is the country’s national airline, came to the nation’s rescue when vital exports had to be despatched

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  • 3 March

    BIOTECH INDUSTRY

    Biotechnology uses living organisms to make or modify products, improve plants and animals, develop microorganisms for specific

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  • Feb- 2022 -
    1 February

    EXPORT SECTOR

    The export of goods in 2021 rebounded and was higher than in 2019. In the first 11 months of 2021, exports rose by 22 percent

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  • 1 February

    THE WORLD ECONOMY

    Global growth forecasts for 2022 are shrouded in uncertainty due to COVID-19. The rapid spread of the Omicron variant and associated

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  • 1 February

    MOTOR INDUSTRY

    Around four decades ago, business tycoon Upali Wijewardene pioneered the assembly of cars (the Upali Fiat) in Sri Lanka, some of

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  • 1 February

    AGRITOURISM SECTOR

    Agritourism is one of the fastest growing sectors in the world today, due to an increased interest in sustainable agricultural practices

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  • Dec- 2021 -
    30 December

    ECONOMIC PREVIEW

    We enter 2022 with a great degree of uncertainty both in the global and local contexts. Globally, the optimism brought about by the

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  • 30 December

    COP26 SUMMIT

    COP26 could well be the defining moment of our time if it defies expectations and produces substantive progress. It could be

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  • 30 December

    ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY

    The pandemic has changed standard business practices of industries the world over. Among the hardest hit is the entertainment

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