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Ever since its formation over many years ago in the coffee houses of London, when ship owners and wealthy businessmen pooled their resources to offer protection against mishaps at sea for ships that set sail, the scope of insurance has continuously developed offering protection in manyother areas.
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Dr. Supachai Panitchpakdi has held many top roles in international trade organisations, from Secretary General of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) to the World Trade Organisation (WTO) Director General and has an unparalleled aerial perspective of the global trade arena.
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Sri Lanka’s Central Bank believes that the proposed removal of the withholding tax (WHT) on the interest earned from investments in government securities (G-Secs) could facilitate more foreign inflows to the country.
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From the 1st of September to the 31st of Octoberall Nations Trust American Express and MasterCard cardmembers will be able to enjoy 20 percent savings on dinner every day of the week at the historic 1864 Restaurant and Wine Cellar and the iconic Sea Spray restaurant at the Galle Face Hotel.
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On September 27, 2017, the Commercial High Court issued two enjoining orders against Arabian Motors (Pvt.) Ltd, upon hearing a plaint filed by Diesel and Motor Engineering PLC (DIMO), which is the sole authorized distributor/dealer of Mercedes Benz automobiles.
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Despite Sri Lanka bets big on public-private partnerships (PPPs) to bridge its vast infrastructure requirements and also to reform its loss-making state enterprises, the greater political risk and issues in governance have hampered the ability for the two parties to shake hands with trust.
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Hatton National Bank (HNB) announced a breakthrough partnership with Gateway College to introduce HNB Smart Pay, a revolutionary new proprietary card that will completely streamline payments and attendance recording for the school.
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Two decades ago Asia was in the grip of a broad economic crisis. Through the 1998 Asian financial crisis, regional stock markets lost more than 60 percent of their value. Already fragile government reserves ran dry. By May 1998, Indonesia’s sovereign rating had fallen to CCC+.
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The diversification efforts of Sri Lanka’s regional plantation companies (RPCs) into profitable oil palm operations are being restricted by local politicians, villagers and bureaucrats, the head of the plantation fraternity charged last week.
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Sri Lanka will walk into a digital economy in five years’ time and will be able to get connected to the world, Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe said this week. The prime minister made this remark launching Sri Lanka’s very first fibre broadband Wi-Fi machine in Galle Face on Monday.
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Sri Lanka’s Central Bank yesterday left its key policy rates unchanged as the short-term rates eased and the pressures on medium term prices in the economy appeared less of a concern. But the credit to the private sector remained stubbornly at elevated levels. The 5–member
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The residents of Altair, the inimitable twin tower residential high-rise nearing completion, are to be provided ‘fibre-to-home’ – a state-of-the-art high-speed fibre connectivity solution by Dialog Broadband Networks, under an agreement ratified recently.
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My Property (Pvt.) Ltd unveiled the development of two sensational condominium projects – luxurious ‘333 Pinnacle’ in Negombo and trendy and urban ‘Elektra’ in Battaramulla, at a media conference held at Cinnamon Grand Colombo recently
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As one of the 43 Climate Vulnerable Forum (CVF) member countries, Sri Lanka is not only disproportionately affected by the impacts of climate change, but is also willing to take bold domestic actions to combat it.
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A recent visit to Kataragama and the deep south laid bare the deficiency of our system of governance, equivalence and the severe case of pretence that engulfs our society. These culpabilities come with great costs: economic and human costs and a breakdown of law and order, which almost seem irreversible, given the extent of its entrenchment in our people.