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ONLINE EXCLUSIVES

  • Jan- 2019 -
    4 January

    REGIONAL MARKETS

    Hong Kong, China | AFP | Friday 1/4/2019 – There was no respite for Asian investors Friday as most regional markets suffered more losses

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  • 3 January

    GLOBAL WARMING

    The World Bank is to invest US$ 200 billion to help countries reduce greenhouse gas emissions and adapt to climate change. This falls

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  • 2 January

    WILDLIFE FORENSICS

    Crime scene investigation (CSI) expert and founder of Serendipity Wildlife Foundation Ravi Perera, along with the Wildlife and Nature

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  • 2 January

    STATE DEADLOCK

    Washington, United States | AFP | Sunday 12/30/2018 – The paralysis triggered by the US government shutdown could have unexpected

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  • Dec- 2018 -
    28 December

    REGIONAL MARKETS

    Hong Kong, China | AFP | Friday 12/28/2018 – Asian investors moved with caution in Friday trade after days of volatility on global financial

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  • 27 December

    GLOBAL FORUM

    Sri Lanka Tourism is gearing up to host the World Wildlife Conference – CITES CoP18 in May 2019 in Colombo where over 3,000 foreign

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  • 21 December

    CABINET APPOINTEES

    Sri Lanka’s President Maithripala Sirisena named a 30 member cabinet Thursday to end a crippling seven week power struggle with his prime minister but only after a final tussle over…

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  • 20 December

    INTERNAL POLITICS

    Several weeks after President Maithripala Sirisena abruptly replaced incumbent Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe with former president

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  • Feb- 2018 -
    14 February

    IFRS 9: MANAGEABLE IMPACT FOR INSURERS

    Insurers are likely to see a moderate increase in investment income volatility following the

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  • Oct- 2017 -
    30 October

    HIGHER EDUCATION

    Sri Lanka announced Sunday the closure of a private medical college at the centre of a long running controversy over teaching standards

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