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EY has been recognized as a leader for digital strategy and agency services consulting in the Americas, EMEA and Asia-Pacific regions by the IDC MarketScape: Digital Strategy and Agency Services 2017 Vendor Assessment results.
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With its ‘brand affluence’ product range having already become the benchmark for omni-channel banking in Sri Lanka’s financial technology (Fintech) sector, Colombo-based Fortunaglobal has set its sights on innovating for the global marketplace, with its new LISA virtual assistance chatbot currently about to graduate its development phase, with an eye toward going-to-market in a matter of weeks.
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NCE which is the only private sector Chamber which exclusively serves Sri Lankan exporters, and represents them with relevant state authorities has formulated and presented budget proposals related to export sector well in advanced to enable the Ministry of Finance to consider and include them in the national budget.
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Fashion Bug, one of the country’s leading clothing retailers conducted its latest ‘Sisu Dirimaga’ CSR programme in Kandy recently, offering mentorship and career path guidance sessions to help the school children make positive life choices.
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J.L. Morison Son and Jones (Ceylon) PLC (JLM), the largest pharmaceutical manufacturer in Sri Lanka and a subsidiary of Hemas Holdings PLC, launched its new identity, ‘Morison PLC’ with the unveiling of its new logo, signifying a rejuvenated course of direction for the company.
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Coronary Artery Bypass Graft (CABG) operations are one of the most commonly performed surgical procedures worldwide and progressive advances in surgical techniques and perioperative care has led to an increasing number of patients undergoing bypass surgery during the past decade.
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REUTERS: Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has ordered the creation of a bank catering to Filipinos overseas, the presidential office said yesterday, fulfilling a campaign promise to a sector which catapulted him to power.
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Ceylinco Healthcare Services Ltd. (CHSL) has announced the appointment of Vidya Jyothi Emeritus Prof. Rohan Jayasekara, immediate past Dean of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Colombo, as its Medical Director.
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Sri Lanka’s possible plans to roll over its Eurobonds that are maturing every year from 2019 onwards could face considerable challenges as tighter than expected global financial conditions would likely increase the cost of debt, the World Bank said yesterday.
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The Third Biennial Meeting of the South Asian Society for Sexual Medicine (SASSM) will be held from the 19th to the 21st of November 2017 in Colombo. The theme scheduled for the conference will be ‘New Frontiers in Sexual medicine: Mind, Body and Science’.
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The tourism industry’s momentum continued to slowdown this September without effective destination promotions, as the Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority (SLTDA) statistics indicated that 145,077 tourists visited Sri Lanka during the month, a 2.3 percent fall compared to the same period last year.
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The 25th annual National Chamber of Exporters of Sri Lanka (NCE) Awards, which fetes outstanding exporters was held recently at the Hilton Colombo. Union Bank supported the initiative by NCE which recognizes exporters who make significant contributions to the economy while rewarding them on their achievements in local and international markets.
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If you have not yet heard of blockchain, you will soon. Blockchain is expected to further speed the pace of change in a financial sector already probing new frontiers. This emerging digital technology promises to also further expand financial inclusion to some of the remotest corners of the planet.
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REUTERS: Sri Lankan shares ended lower yesterday, slipping from a nine-week closing high hit in the previous session, as investors booked profits in banking and diversified stocks, but continued foreign buying helped boost sentiment, brokers said. The Colombo
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The importance of providing access to quality education to all, in order to eradicate extreme poverty and reduce poverty, is well-documented. The UNICEF’s Child Poverty in Post-2015 Agenda argues that extreme child poverty can lead to an intergenerational poverty cycle. It further highlights the need to break this intergenerational poverty cycle by eradicating child poverty for the sustainable eradication of extreme poverty.