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The Monetary Board of Central Bank of Sri Lanka has extended the suspension on the primary dealership operations of Pan Asia Banking Corporation PLC for another six months.
The Bank of Ceylon entered the newly built Laggala Green Town, which replaced the old town that was submerged during the Moragahakanda Kalu Ganga reservoir project.
LVL Energy Fund PLC surpassed its outstanding financial performance in the previous year, by posting profit after interest and tax of Rs.571 million in 2018/19, compared to Rs.439 million in the previous financial year, which reflects a formidable 30
Global logistics provider EFL recently launched an exclusive weekly charter to Pittsburgh, USA as part of its continuous efforts to develop innovative solutions for global brands.
The World Bank (WB) has cut Sri Lanka’s economic growth forecast to 3.5 percent from earlier forecasted 4 percent due to anticipated rise in political uncertainty and impacts of Easter Sunday attacks on investor sentiment and perceptions.
Japan, (AFP) - The world’s top financial policymakers admitted yesterday that trade tensions had worsened and posed a risk for the global economy, after a G20 meeting that laid bare differences between the United States and other nations.
Although women could play a vital role in economic development, gender bias in certain male-dominated segments of the country’s corporate sector coupled with government’s lack of interest to implement gender equality polices are hindering the uti
WASHINGTON (AFP) - The Chinese government convened top tech companies this week and warned them of consequences if they cut off technology sales to the country, US media reported on Saturday.
National telecommunication provider Sri Lanka Telecom marks a special milestone in the country’s digital journey towards Smart Sri Lanka with the formal launch of the ‘National Digital Roadmap’ under the distinguished patronage of President Mai
The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) rang the Opening Bell to commence trading at the Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) on June 6, 2019, to mark the world business organisation’s 100-year anniversary.
Deputy Mayor of Paris Jean Francois Martins visited Sri Lanka from June 5-6, to meet the senior government officials and key private sector leaders on Sri Lanka’s tourism revival strategy, following the Easter Sunday terror attacks in the country.
Canadian finance leader Amal Ratnayake FCMA, CGMA, has been named the 86th President of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA), the highest volunteer post of the world’s leading professional body for management accountants.
LOLC Group releasing its year end results for 31 March 2019, registered another strong year to its stellar performance over the last decade.
MOSCOW (AFP) - Chinese President Xi Jinping appeared yesterday as guest of honour at Russia’s showcase economic forum, as the two neighbours present a united front in the face of shared troubles with the US. Xi arrived in Moscow on W
HONG KONG (AFP) - Asian markets rose yesterday, tracking gains on Wall Street following a report that the United States could delay its plan to hit Mexico with tariffs. The threats against Mexico have intensified anxiety among investors, who were alr
PARIS (REUTERS) - A ban on buying telecoms equipment from Chinese firms would add about 55 billion euros (US$62 billion) to the cost of 5G networks in Europe and delay the technology by about 18 months, according to an industry analysis seen by Reute
WASHINGTON (AFP) - Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will recommit the United States on a visit to Bangkok to supporting the development of Southeast Asian nations in the face of a rising China, an official said Thursday. Pompeo will travel to the Thai
BEIJING (AFP) - China’s central bank chief said yesterday the country has plenty of policy tools left to handle the trade war with the United States. There is “tremendous” room to count
The United Kingdom (UK), the third largest source market tourism market of Sri Lanka relaxed its travel warning on Sri Lanka this week, that was imposed in the aftermath of the Easter Sunday attacks.
REUTERS - Sri Lankan shares ended a shade firmer, snapping a four-session losing streak to edge up from the lowest close in nearly three weeks the previous session, while the rupee ended slightly weaker on mild importer dollar demand, market sources
WASHINGTON (AFP) - More than a dozen car manufacturers, including Ford, General Motors, Toyota, Honda and Volkswagen have officially asked US President Donald Trump not to relax emission limits, to avoid a fragmentation of the car market, US media re
The Information and Communication Technology Agency of Sri Lanka (ICTA) and Lanka Clear Pvt. Ltd. (LCPL) signed a landmark agreement to implement a single channel for online payments for government e-Services, integrating the digital platforms of two
The East Container Terminal (ECT) is to be operational by second half of next year under the proposed terminal operating company (TOC) that will be jointly formed by Sri Lanka Ports Authority (SLPA), Japan and India in which SLPA would have 51 percen
WASHINGTON (AFP) - The global economy is at a “delicate juncture” which will require central banks to maintain stimulus and governments to resolve trade disputes quickly, the International Monetary Fund warned Wednesday. “The immediate priority
World largest business association, the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) has pledged its fullest support to help revive Sri Lanka’s business community which were impacted overnight following the 21/4 inci
REUTERS - Sri Lankan shares ended almost flat in dull trade yesterday, but posted their lowest close in nearly three weeks, while the rupee ended slightly firmer, market sources said. On Friday, the Central Bank cut its k
With the expectation of improving economic relations between the two countries, Sri Lanka and Denmark have entered into an agreement at official level for the avoidance of double taxation and prevention of fiscal evasion pertaining to economic activi
The Central Bank (CB) will procure new IT system for foreign reverse management as the licence of existing Treasury Management System used for the management of foreign reserves is due to expire in 2021.
A Muslim devotee prays inside the Minuwangoda Jumma Mosque, which came under attack during the anti-Muslim riots recently. The Muslims ended the 31-day fast and then went into celebrating Ramadan yesterday
The Sri Lanka Port Authority (SLPA) has deferred the proposed hike in port tariffs until December, to support the economy in the aftermath of Easter Sunday attacks, SLPA Chairman Kavan Ratnayaka told Mirror Business.
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