THE BIG PICTURE
TIME CAPSULE Seventy-seven years is a long time – it is in fact the average life expectancy of a Sri Lankan
STATE OF THE NATION
There is perhaps no more divisive a time for the people of Sri Lanka than the nation’s traditional
DIGITAL NOMADISM
Digital nomadism has redefined the way people work and live by offering a lifestyle that
DIGITAL CONTENT
You may be a neat freak who religiously ensures that everything around you is spick and span
THE BIG PICTURE
THE PULSE OF BUSINESS The recently released annual special edition of listed company rankings
STATE OF THE NATION
Much editorial and analytical ink was spilled over the results of the presidential and parliamentary
THE GIG ECONOMY
A freelance designer completes a high impact branding project for a startup without setting foot in
DATA PRIVACY
The UN commemorates International Day for the Abolition of Slavery on 2 December every
THE BIG PICTURE
‘PEOPLE POWER’ Being apolitical comes with both pros and cons, chief among the pros is that one has
STATE OF THE NATION
In under two months, Sri Lankan voters made treks to their respective polling centres to cast the ballot
DIGITAL MARKETPLACE
The digital marketplace is among the most innovative developments of our era; it is seemingly boundless
DIGITAL CONTENT
Are you easily convinced? If you think you are, maybe it’s time to hit the brakes… and stop and smell
THE BIG PICTURE
STOP CORRUPTION! Sri Lankans woke up to a seismic wave on 22 September as the results of the
STATE OF THE NATION
The die is cast: Sri Lanka has a new president in the form of Anura Kumara Dissanayake a.k.a. ‘AKD
FISCAL POLICY
Sri Lanka’s economic turmoil can be traced back to mismanaged moves that snowballed into a debilitating
ONLINE LEARNING
Online learning is redefining employee training and workforce development. And as businesses
THE BIG PICTURE
The countdown to the mother of all elections, here in our land of promise, turned out to be a carnival of promises with the main
STATE OF THE NATION
Now that electors have voted for who will govern them executively, there may be a sense of apathy that often follows the after
THE BRAIN DRAIN
Sri Lanka has been grappling with prolonged political instability, economic challenges and limited opportunities for professional
WORKPLACE TRENDS
We have heard of BYOB – the traditional ‘bring your own bottle’ acronym. Then there’s the supermarket version of ‘bring your own
