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With a core focus on expanding Vision Care’s range of optical services to a wider majority of areas covering all major districts in the country, the eye care solutions provider has embarked on yet another feat of branch expansion with their newest branches opened in Gampaha, Kuliyapitiya,
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2015 was a major turning point for Sri Lanka as a nation. It was a year that saw the Sri Lankan people reject a corrupt and authoritarian regime led by Mahinda Rajapaksa and move decisively towards democracy and communal reconciliation.
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Before deliberating on the new auditors’ report, it is important to know the sequence of events that created the necessity to bring in changes to the auditors’ report. At the outset, it is worthy of noting that ‘auditing’ has become the mostly misunderstood profession in the eyes of the public. It seems gone were the days the auditor was seen as a watch dog rather than a blood hound.
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So, almost 70 years on since our independence we are now discussing the need to return sovereign power back to the grassroots, thus it has taken us all this time to realize that bit-by-bit, the power to govern ourselves has been carefully and continuously removed from us; notwithstanding Article 3 of the constitution that proclaims that sovereignty of this republic lies in us, its people and is inalienable.
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Tourist arrivals to Maldives rose by 15.9 percent in November, recording its highest year-on-year (YoY) growth in 2016 to 104, 572 as the arrivals from all major regions picked up from a year ago but the visitors from China, its largest sourcing market continued to falter, the data released by the Maldivian Department of Immigration and Emigration showed.
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REUTERS: The Sri Lankan rupee traded marginally higher yesterday in light volume as foreign banks sold dollars, but the market expects the currency to weaken after the Central Bank allowed flexibility in the exchange rate, dealers said.
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As Sri Lanka attempts to gain momentum in transforming its economy with the help of digitisation, the world’s leading open source provider, Red Hat yesterday expressed confidence in its entrance to the IT landscape boosting the growth pace and efficiency of state and private enterprises.
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In partnership with Australia’s top ranked Deakin University, CICRA Campus, the pioneering cyber security training provider, is introducing the first ever Bachelor of Cyber Security degree to Sri Lanka. “Parents should consider a cyber security degree for their ambitious child as an alternative to simply following a general IT degree. Cyber security profession is growing rapidly Sri Lanka and globally,” says Boshan Dayaratne, Gr
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E-tel, the popular home-grown mobile phone brand in Sri Lanka, has consolidated its position in the smartphone segment withthe launch of an all-new high-end 4G smartphone with a curved display and virtual reality feature.
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The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce will line up four well-known economists along with an international relations specialist to discuss the economic outlook and its implication for business during the year 2017, with a special session on the implications of new US President Trump on the global economy and Sri Lanka.
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Commercial Leasing & Finance PLC (CLC) takes another step in the journey towards providing optimal customer convenience and satisfaction in the ever evolving business world where value creation is shifting from the conventional brick and mortar structures to relying more on intangibles. Now CLC online users can make any pre-paid (reload) and post-paid mobile payments real-time via CLC online, which enables CLC customers with a complete
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The insurance industry was able to achieve a growth of 16.97 percent in terms of overall gross written premium (GWP), at the end of the third quarter of 2016, recording an increase of Rs.14,823 million when compared to the same period in the year 2015.
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Sri Lanka’s future growth will depend on foreign investor confidence, which in turn will depend on fiscal consolidation and an end to the political deadlock between the unity government’s major parties, a World Bank report said this week.