BUSINESS AFFAIRS
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Jan- 2021 -14 January
LIVING FACT FILE
Sustainable Consumption Living lightly through changes in behaviour – Kiran Dhanapala Interest in sustainable lifestyle practices is growing exponentially worldwide including here in Sri Lanka. The ‘new normal’ that everyone…
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11 January
TRANSPORT SECTOR
THE PASSENGER ECONOMY Taamara de Silva weighs the potential pros and cons of autonomous vehicle As the pandemic continues to spread across the globe, the transportation sector must brace itself…
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Dec- 2020 -31 December
ECONOMIC PREVIEW
While the COVID-19 pandemic rattled the global economy in 2020, the success of vaccine trials offers hope that they could be rolled out in the first half of the
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31 December
BUSINESS OUTLOOK
While ‘Auld Lang Syne’ ushered in a brand-new year, the pandemic continues to batter the global economy. The end of 2020
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31 December
AGRICULTURE SECTOR
Agriculture value chains in most nations have been adversely affected by the COVID-19 crisis and the resultant lockdowns. The sector
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31 December
FOOD SECURITY
The disruption of global food supply chains due to COVID-19 has raised concerns about how the country’s food security would be affected. In addition to existing natural
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30 December
US-CHINA RELATIONS
AVOIDING A ‘COLD WAR TRAP’ Samantha Amerasinghe reviews China’s Fifth Plenum and Biden’s China policy The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) released its proposals for formulating the 14th Five Year Plan…
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22 December
BRAIN DRAIN
SHORTCOMINGS IN EMPLOYMENT Janaka Perera explores why Sri Lankan youth view migration as an opportunity It was recently revealed that many young Sri Lankans view migration or international schooling as…
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20 December
FOOD SECURITY
NEXT GENERATION PRODUCTION Akila Wijerathna emphasises the need to invest in sustainable food systems COVID-19 has revealed how vulnerable some countries are in terms of food security. The FAO and…
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Nov- 2020 -26 November
REMITTANCE OUTLOOK
In April, the World Bank forecast global remittances to decline sharply by about 20 percent in 2020 due to COVID-19. The remittances
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