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Suneetha Rupasinghe and Suneetha Wevita, a dairy farming family from Hanwella that has been supplying Fonterra Brands Sri Lanka for over eight years, never imagined that their family-run farm would be recognised by the state.
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The Siddhalepa group, which has a close affinity with the Janadhipathi Balika Vidyalaya in Galle, which the group rebuilt in a post-tsunami period, rewarded its most talented students with 30 scholarships for the 10th consecutive year.
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Suren Cooke Agencies, the pioneers in making the community a safer place to live, carried out a massive vector control campaign in several rural areas, to help people get relief from mosquitoes. Dengue is the most deadly mosquito-borne viral disease, especially confronting countries located within the equatorial region, having high temperature. Rainfall and humidity are conducive for mosquito breeding and migration that causes extensive transmiss
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People in two chronic kidney disease (CKD)-prone areas in the Anuradhapura and Trincomalee Districts can feel safer following the donation by Sierra Construction (Pvt.) Ltd of two reverse osmosis (RO) plants for the purification of water.
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It is quite likely you are reading this on a smartphone or tablet assembled in an emerging market economy. The beverage beside you could well be tea grown in Sri Lanka or Kenya. And there is a chance that you are —or soon will be—on a plane headed for Shanghai, Sao Paulo or St. Petersburg. The list could go on. But even from a few examples around us, it is easy to detect the pervasive role of emerging market and developing economies i
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Possible protectionism in advanced economies should not deter export-oriented growth in South Asia, a region that could even benefit from the backlash against globalization, a new World Bank report said this week.
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By Why do the people in the world as a whole or within a given country, live where they do? Why are some places so densely populated and some so empty? In daily life, we take this variation in density as a matter of course, but in many ways it can be quite puzzling.
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Nation Lanka Finance PLC, a licensed finance company with an asset base of around Rs.8.0 billion has raised Rs. 250 million via a subordinated debenture issue by way of a private placement with the objective of buttressing the company’s tier II capital, a stock exchange filing by the company said.
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REUTERS: The Sri Lankan rupee closed weaker yesterday due to dollar demand from importers, but the currency is expected to steady in the near term, dealers said. Rupee forwards were active, with two-week forwards ending at 153.15/25 per dollar, compared with Monday’s close of 152.95/153.10. “There is some importer demand and we see the currency stabilising at these levels,” said a currency dealer who requested anonymity.
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Leading telecommunications services provider Dialog Axiata PLC has proposed to relax some of the criteria to make its high performing employees become eligible for the Employee Share Option (ESOP) scheme, which is a part of its Long Term Incentive Plan (LTIP).
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Renewable energy developer Vidullanka PLC is experiencing some headwinds in its attempt to acquire a Uganda-based renewable energy firm, which will delay the issuing of Vidullanka shares to fund the acquisition.
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South Asia Gateway Terminal (SAGT), a private container terminal operating at the Colombo port, has managed to strike a deal with its workers, ending a 13-day operational disruption at its berth, SAGT said in a statement, yesterday.
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Diversified conglomerate Hayleys PLC, continuing with its buying spree, yesterday struck a mega deal to acquire a 71 percent stake in leading consumer durables retailer Singer (Sri Lanka) PLC (SSL) in a whopping Rs.12.5 billion deal.
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Oman Air, the national airline for the Sultanate of Oman, will be adding to its exclusive portfolio of on-board products with a brand new collaboration with Roja Perfumes exclusively available to First and
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The 1st day of the Ceylon T-Cup race flagged off from Pasikudah on Friday 07th of April 2017. Over 30 riders, including international and local cyclists gathered at Pasikudah for the start of the