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DFCC Bank re-launched ‘Vardhana Junior’ recently to strengthen its position as one of the leading minor savings products in the country, adding special features such as an array of valuable gifts, to inspire children to save for their future. The wide range of gifts offered by Vardhana Junior makes it an attractive children’s savings product in the market today.
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To meet the growing business demand for consistent, seamless and secure commerce, Mastercard Developers has released several new APIs to supply financial institutions, merchants and digital solutions providers with the tools they need to enable payments on new platforms.
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The completion of 20 years of Islamic Finance is undoubtedly a significant milestone in the annals of the IBF industry in Sri Lanka. Launched, albeit on an informal basis, in 1997, the initial stakeholders were faced with obstacles that many would deem insurmountable.
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Leading primary healthcare facility, Healthy Life Clinic, together with the global natural healthcare specialists, Natures Only, hosted an osteoporosis awareness campaign recently at the premises of Healthy Life Clinic in Colombo 3.
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REUTERS: The world’s leading drug companies are turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to improve the hit-and-miss business of finding new medicines, with GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) unveiling a new US $ 43 million deal in the field on Sunday.
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REUTERS: Sri Lankan stocks posted marginal gains yesterday and ended near an 18-month high hit last week as telecom shares rose, while foreign investors continued to buy the island nation’s risky assets. Concerns over a proposed tax bill however weighed on overall investor sentiment, analysts said.
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Nestomalt, Sri Lanka’s leading beverage brand for over five decades, announced the third lucky winner of its ‘Ran Ratha Wasana’ raffle draw, B.W.C.K. Jayasekara from Madawella, Haguranketha. The campaign has already attracted over 200,000 entries, from which five lucky winners win brand-new Kia Picanto cars.
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The highly controversial capital gains tax, which was put on the back burner for little over a year, is now making a comeback as part of the new Inland Revenue Bill, as the cash-strapped coalition regime, burdened with massive debts, attempts to shore up its revenues.
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REUTERS: Sri Lankan stocks ended slightly weaker yesterday, down from an 18-month high hit in the previous session, as investors sold blue chip shares such as John Keells Holdings PLC, brokers said. Analysts said concerns over a proposed tax bill weighed on overall investor sentiment. But foreign investors continued to snap up the island nation’s risky assets.
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Hot on the heels of Finance and Media Minister Mangala Samaraweera calling for the restrictions on the sale of alcohol on certain days to be liberalized, Finance State Minister Eran Wickramaratne said he was stunned to find out that women cannot legally purchase liquor in Sri Lanka.