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The national mobile service provider SLT Mobitel’s mobile money platform, mCash, which has redefined the way consumers carry out transactions with the use of a mobile phone, recently celebrated its second anniversary. SLT Mobitel mCash experienced immense growth over the last two years with a large clientele and growing customer base that continues to expand countrywide. In lieu of this milestone, SLT Mobitel had an awards ceremony to recog
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AFP: High schooler Nao Noguchi is a perfect illustration of why Japanese camera sales have plunged the past few years -- she uses her smartphone for everything and cannot understand why anyone would bother with a separate device for photos.
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Pensioners across Sri Lanka can now receive their monthly pension disbursements directly to their mobile wallet, following an innovative partnership between the country’s largest mobile money network, eZ Cash and the Pensions Department.
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Just over a year after a new leader was elected and Sri Lanka’s business ties with China came under close scrutiny, Colombo is reversing course by resuming a stalled port project and naming Beijing as the front-runner for a new special economic zone.
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Laugfs Holdings, one of the largest diversified conglomerates in the country, yet again took part in the recently concluded EDEX Expo, attracting large crowds to its stall. EDEX, held at the Colombo BMICH, is known as the country’s largest education exhibition and job fair conducted three times a year.
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Virtusa Corporation, a global business consulting and information technology (IT) outsourcing company that combines innovation, technology leadership and industry solutions to transform the customer experience, reported consolidated financial results for the third quarter fiscal year 2016, ended December 31, 2015.
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“Social entrepreneurs are pragmatic leaders who want to be innovative but understand the need to work within their means. They have a social mission that may range from helping slum children working in sweat-shops in developing countries to addressing poverty and environmental degradation. They are innovative and proactive in identifying greater opportunities to create social value. ” These are some of the thoughts presented by Profes
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Nations Trust Bank (NTB) launched its ultra-modern ‘Nation’s Home Centre’ on February 9, 2016 in a move that is expected to make a significant impact on convenience to the home loans consumer. Given the recent surge in uptake of housing loans,
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Supporting academic excellence of youth with the potential to become future leaders of the country’s insurance industry and seeking further development of the company, Asian Alliance Insurance PLC has entered into a far-reaching, mutually-beneficial agreement with the Department of Finance (DFin) of the University of Kelaniya.
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The first phase of the US $ 1.05 billion ambulance service is set to go operational shortly, with the country’s Health Ministry starting interviews for drivers and paramedics yesterday. Under a grant provided by the Indian government, the Health Ministry purchased 88 brand-new ambulances last year. “In the first phase, we will be creating 600 jobs for Sri Lankans. Some people may say that Indians will be driving the ambulances o
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Amusing young children can be tough work. For parents who’ve been mulling over how to get in quality time with the family while out - The Sandwich Factory announces the first ever ‘Playtime’ on 17 February at the new TSF outlet on Palm Grove, Colpetty.
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Hong Kong-based Shangri La Hotels and Resorts has expressed interest to expand its investments in Sri Lanka, a Finance Ministry statement said. This was revealed during a meeting Finance Minister Ravi Karunanayake held with Shangri La Vice Chairman Madhu Rao at the Finance Ministry, the statement added. Among the key issues of the discussion were the ongoing construction activities of the two hotels of the Shangri La in the country. S
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Sri Lanka’s first-ever facility to manufacture pre-stressed spun concrete poles used in electricity distribution is scheduled to be opened ceremoniously by President Maithripala Sirisena in Balangoda, Ratnapura this Friday (12).
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REUTERS: Sri Lankan rupee forwards edged down yesterday on importer dollar demand, and dealers expect the currency to depreciate further due to higher imports and lack of inflows. Rupee forwards have been active since January 27 as there has been little trading in spot currency, with banks reluctant to trade below the 144.00 level amid moral suasion by the Central Bank.