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Two opposition parliamentarians on Wednesday accused the government of misusing the hard earned savings of the people in the country by manipulating the share market through Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF) and the National Savings Bank (NSB).
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Galadari Hotels (Lanka) PLC is confident that the proposed restructuring plan for the conversion of debt into equity will be fruitful, and pave the way for further investment and progressive change, its Chairman stated despite the hotel incurring a heavy net loss during FY12.
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A question we have all been tempted to ask at one time or another – how does it play out in the country’s economic scenario when it comes to gender equality? Certainly, in the boardrooms and plush offices of Sri Lanka’s burgeoning private sector, there is no glass ceiling for women in most aspects.
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31 May 2012 Colombo: This Poson too, for the 19th consecutive year, AVIVA NDB has made the customary arrangements to keep watch over the pilgrims who bathe in the reservoirs in and around Anuradhapura, Polonnaruwa and Dambulla
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The rubber industry of the country, like all other natural rubber (NR) producing countries, is currently enjoying a bonanza in the form of record rubber prices. The key factor for such performance is the extent of the demand-supply gap. Both the demand and supply depend on large number of factors, many of which are easy to identify. Potential challengers
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Rio + 20 is short name for the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development (UNCSD) due to take place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil -20 years after the landmark 1992 Earth Summit in Rio. This event will provide us with an opportunity to look ahead to the world we want for the next 20 years.
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Global equities have in the recent days fallen due to chain-fear spread over from the euro debt crisis. Investors have once more moved back into buying US dollar as a safe haven while the euro has tumbled to a four month low. Market attention is now focused on Greece forming a new government through coming mid June while the European Central Bank (ECB) have according to news papers stopped lending to some Greek banks.
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Valuer is the master of property market and jack of all trades who deals with the pool of property investment. The task of a property valuer is to give advice on value in money term of an interest of landed property. Further he considers personal preferences of the investor such as Security of Capital, Security and regularity of income, Liquidity of Capital, Cost of Transfer (Stamp duty, Legal Charges) to choose the best investment among the alte
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Disagreements between Treasury Secretary DR.P.B Jayasundara and Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority (SLTDA) Chairman Dr. Nalaka Godahewa have led to the resignation of the latter from the chairmanship of three tourism institutions under the Ministry of Economic Development.
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Go Green Lanka Recyclers, whose main production facility is to be located i n Kalutara, has taken the initiative to collect, clean and recycle the yoghurt cups, drinking cups, plastic bowls and other plastic products made out of high impact polystyrene (HIPS).
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Ruwini, an ex-employee of mine, recently sent me an email. “I have a bullying boss. No, not one of those bad ordinary bosses who fails to give direction and recognition. This is the type of bad boss who really bullies, insults, lies, changes direction, blames others and verbally assaults your self-esteem – every day.”
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Graphic design is one of today’s most versatile careers making up the backbone of the global advertising industry. Sri Lanka’s blooming advertising industry is taking in young graphic designers who are equipped with international knowledge to cater to the new and global challenges faced by the industry.
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An Indian real estate company is to develop Colombo’s tallest residential tower designed by world renowned architect Moshe Safdie, in the 10 acre land previous belonging to the Colombo Commercial Company near Beira Lake.
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The World Bank (WB) has identified weak investment climate and lack of efficiency in public spending as constraints for Sri Lanka to achieve its growth ambitions, the global lender announcing its FY 2012-2016 Country Partnership Strategy (CPS) for the country said.
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The prevalence of high price of natural rubber, although very volatile, over the last few years, has stimulated many countries to show keen interest in investing in overseas rubber plantations, which is believed to be a safe move. But some pundits believe that the steady rise in NR which peaked in 2011 is in for a fall from 2012 onwards, mainly due to increased output expected to be contributed by new plantations across the NR producing countries