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Poor returns from tourism in Maldives and losses in energy business have trimmed Sri Lanka’s Aitken Spence PLC’s December quarter (3Q16) net profits by as much as 26.7 percent to Rs.637.5 million from a year ago, the
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Diversified Hemas Holdings PLC, which has interests i n FMCG, hea l t h c a r e , transportation and leisure saw its net profit for the December quarter (3Q16) soaring as much as 219.7 percent year-on-year (yoy) to Rs.858.66 million,
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Sri Lanka’s tourism industry will need around 130, 000 newly trained personnel by 2020 to serve the targeted 4 million tourists, a study has revealed. According to a study conducted by the National Human Resources Development Council (NHRDC)
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REUTERS: Sri Lankan shares edged down for the fifth straight session yesterday to close at a more than three-week low, in line with weaker regional peers, as investors stayed off risky assets on concerns over rising domestic interest rates. Asian shares
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Farmers throw objects near the Agriculture ministry in Athens during a demonstration against the pension reform yesterday. Fears that Greece will exit the eurozone, a “Grexit”, could revive if Greek authorities do not come up with “credible” reforms, notably on pensions, a senior IMF official had said. AFP
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The 32nd Annual Academic Congress of the College of Anesthesiologists and Intensivists was held recently in Colombo focusing on improving outcome through safety and knowledge. Recognised as the county’s foremost surgical and medical technology company, Ceyoka (Pvt.) Ltd served as a platinum sponsor at this year’s annual conference.
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The Tokyo Cement Super Quiz has enabled students to rediscover their thirst for knowledge, whether it is by going to the library and learning new things, or even going online, which has also prompted our success, according to Lakshitha Nanayakkara,
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The godfather of modern cooking, three Michelin star celebrity chef and judge of MasterChef Australia, Marco Pierre White was hosted by Cinnamon Hotels and Resorts in collaboration with the British High Commission recently.
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The Port of Colombo has recorded its first ever highest daily container handling volume to 22, 422 TUEs on February 9, Sri Lanka Ports Authority(SLPA) revealed. However the previous highest volume 22,186 containers was reported by SLPA on 28 of April 2015.