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BUSINESS FORUM

  • Oct- 2020 -
    29 October

    APPAREL INDUSTRY

    The impact on the apparel industry has been devastating, more so since retailers in Sri Lanka were gearing up for the biggest season of the year

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  • 29 October

    TELECOM INDUSTRY

    Poor rural penetration due to costly network developments, lack of governance framework for the nation’s digitalisation and difficulty retaining

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  • 20 October

    ELEVATOR SECTOR

    The hurdles to business growth brought on by COVID-19 in 2020 will not stop one of the great megatrends – urbanisation! By 2050, the world’s

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  • Sep- 2020 -
    24 September

    CORPORATE SECTOR

    The Asian Development Bank (ADB) forecasts that the economic uncertainty caused by the COVID-19 pandemic will likely

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  • 24 September

    PACKAGING SECTOR

    Many users of local packaging and exporters are pressed for cost optimisation, which translates into requests for price

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  • 24 September

    SUPPLY CHAIN

    There was a major impact especially when China went into complete lockdown, causing total disruption among factories.

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  • 24 September

    MARKETING PROFESSION

    In my experience, brand building forms the core of any organisation, be it a small business or large corporate. The brand must run in

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  • 24 September

    MARKETING PROFESSION

    Shanil Perera TIME TO REALIGN Crossing over to a new era of global consumerism Marketing profession today A dynamic profession driven by rapidly evolving consumer trends and behaviours. Three strengths…

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  • Aug- 2020 -
    27 August

    INSURANCE SECTOR

    As the world fights COVID-19, the impact is being felt across economic segments with Sri Lanka’s insurance sector also

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  • 27 August

    SME SECTOR

    Approximately 80 percent of Sri Lankan businesses are SMEs, generating employment of 50 percent and contributing

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