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BUSINESS AFFAIRS

  • Sep- 2021 -
    2 September

    HEALTHCARE SECTOR

    As the COVID-19 epidemic continues to plague Sri Lanka, the country needs to scale up and be ready for the worst through the effective

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  • 2 September

    GREEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP

    Decades of economic growth and industrial expansion have led to degradation of the environment, environmental quality and

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  • Jul- 2021 -
    29 July

    INFLATION OUTLOOK

    Sri Lanka has maintained an inflation rate under double digit levels for more than a decade. Inflation has not been a concern

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  • 29 July

    THE B3W INITIATIVE

    In the June edition, we commented on Asia’s infrastructure deficit – and how infrastructure will be the key to economic recovery

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  • 29 July

    AGRICULTURE SECTOR

    Smallholder farmers provide over 80 percent of the food consumed in Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa, and contribute significantly to poverty

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  • 29 July

    CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY

    Sustainability has clear advantages for organisations that consciously embed it. These are cost savings and higher revenue, as well

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  • 15 July

    E-COMMERCE SECTOR

    In a global catastrophe such as the COVID-19 pandemic, corporates are expected to fulfil their social responsibilities by being empathetic

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  • 1 July

    EXTERNAL SECTOR

    In 2020, Sri Lanka was able to ease some of the pressure on its currency by containing import expenditure. The regulations placed on

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  • 1 July

    GLOBAL TRADE

    World trade is primed for a strong but uneven recovery when the COVID-19 shock subsides. According to recent WTO estimates

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  • 1 July

    LEVERAGED BUYOUTS

    The recent resurgence of leveraged buyouts (LBOs) can be attributed to a combination of low interest rates and extensive quantitative

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