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?Just less than three weeks to a much-expected budget, Finance Minister Ravi Karunanayake yesterday said the country’s fiscal front is at a crucial point and hinted a massive increase in tax revenue to the government in the forthcoming budget.
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President Maithripala Sirisena told the Thailand - Sri Lanka Business Forum in Bangkok yesterday that the proposed sectors for future investment in Sri Lanka includes tourism, high tech manufacturing for export, infrastructure, telecom...
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REUTERS: Sri Lanka paid less than it had expected to borrow US $ 1.5 billion via a 10-year sovereign bond on Tuesday, with strong orders helping bring down the yield on the issue to 6.85 percent from initial guidance of around 7 percent.
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A committee has been appointed to look into the hurriedly conceptualized ‘Broader Economic Technology Partnership’ with India. “Now with India, the Prime Minister had discussions, and we have a small committee that will look into perhaps a Broader Economic
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As Sri Lanka paves its way towards greater economic progress, agenda setting for reforms must begin with attempts to strengthen interactions between institutions, policy processes, and policy outcomes, revealed a top report launched by the Institute of Policy Studies (IPS) yesterday.
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Board of Investment (BoI) Chairman Upul Jayasuriya said they are now in the process of designing a new investment policy focusing mainly on setting up a large number of economic development zones around the country with the intention of generating employment opportunities.
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?In an interesting turn of events, Finance Minister Ravi Karunanayake has sent formal instructions to the Central Bank asking the monetary authority to revise the vehicle financing Loan-To-Value (LTV) up to 90 percent from the current 70 percent with effect from today.
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After an exhaustive 14 years of wait, the local business landscape yesterday saw the revival of inter-agency collaboration, with the country’s Foreign Ministry having established a ‘Taskforce For Economic Diplomacy’ in its effort to strengthen the nation’s ties with the world.
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The National Engineering and Technology Exhibition, Techno-2015 organized by the Institution of Engineers Sri Lanka kicked off yesterday at the BMICH. The three-day exhibition features the widest range of engineering and technology products and services. Pix by Kithsiri de Mel
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The Sri Lankan government must work towards creating a national pension policy framework to ensure financial security for the rapidly ageing population of the country, experts told a National Pensioners Day Symposium organized by the Department of Pensions yesterday.
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Small and medium enterprise (SME) finances should come under the same laws governing larger companies, the head of the global body for professional accountants told Mirror Business during a brief interview in Colombo.
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Deputy Foreign Minister Dr. Harsha de Silva said that the government would be forwarding the formal application to regain the GSP Plus preferential trade facility from the European Union (EU) by the end of this year in the backdrop of recent international developments.
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Sri Lanka’s most focused higher education & career exhibition, Adyapana 2015, organized for the 10th successive year, opened at the BMICH yesterday. This year, there are over 100 exhibition stalls displaying and informing the general public of various courses,