BUSINESS FORUM
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Dec- 2022 -29 December
IT INDUSTRY
We need extensive changes to improve the overall education system – and produce more graduates at the undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate levels
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29 December
SRI LANKANS OVERSEAS
Together with its supplementary and complementary businesses – such as hotels, restaurants and travel operators – tourism has
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25 December
ACCOUNTANCY PROFESSION
Take the chartered qualification as an example: the learning process we provide students is quite in-depth. Whenever we embark on a syllabus change, we go to the extent of reaching
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25 December
TECH INDUSTRY
From the point of view of encouraging as well as nurturing the local tech industry, there is an often seen disincentive, which is that most blue-chip companies and large state…
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Nov- 2022 -30 November
BANKING SECTOR
Sri Lanka’s economy is currently facing unprecedented stress. Over the past several years, it has witnessed a series of shocks. Both 2017 and 2018 saw
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30 November
WOMEN AT WORK
In Sri Lanka, statistically speaking the representation of women in universities is higher compared to men; but this reduces drastically
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30 November
APPAREL INDUSTRY
For Sri Lankan manufacturers to become global players with attractive multi-country origins that cater to customers’ specific needs while retaining the
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27 November
INVESTMENT SECTOR
Compiled by Yamini Sequeira BUTTRESSING THE FDI ARENA Dr. Harsha De Silva emphasises that Sri Lanka must now attract more FDIs Q: What are the obstacles to attracting investments to…
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Oct- 2022 -27 October
TELECOM INDUSTRY
The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated digital transformation five years ahead of its expected trajectory and drastically altered global trends worldwide. What was
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27 October
BANKING SECTOR
The banking sector remained resilient through the pandemic due to its solid capital base and strong support from the
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