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Barista, Sri Lanka announced the introduction of a flexible part-time work programme tailored for young individuals looking to gain practical experience, develop essential workplace skills, and earn an income while pursuing their studies.
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The Academy of Leadership, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship Excellence (TALIEE) is transforming entrepreneurship and leadership education by introducing entrepreneurship programmes in Sinhala and Tamil for the first time in Sri Lanka.
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Sala Enterprises, the Sri Lankan company behind the recently launched E Mark AI Mouse, the nation’s first AI-powered hardware device, plans to expand its market reach by exporting the innovative product to South and Southeast Asian countries.
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Expertise France, in collaboration with the Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE), hosted a pivotal Stakeholder Consultation Session on ‘Challenges for Issuing Corporate Green Bonds in Sri Lanka’, at Galle Face Hotel, Colombo, engaging over 75 participants.
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Sri Lanka Insurance General in collaboration with the Education, Higher Education and Vocational Education Ministry, has launched the Suraksha insurance scheme, a national initiative aimed at ensuring the health and well-being of Sri Lankan schoolchildren.
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Sri Lanka is yet to assess the impact of the reciprocal tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, which take effect today, April 3, following the announcement on April 2. US President Donald Trump has referred to this as the “Liberation Day” for the US trade policy.
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Cargills Bank yesterday said its core operations remain fully secure and functional, despite a cybersecurity incident that occurred last month. In a disclosure to the Colombo Stock Exchange late last evening, the bank assured all banking services continue to operate normally and that the customers can conduct transactions with confidence.
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Emirates announced yesterday that Colombo would be among the next eight destinations to be served by the airline’s B777s with the upgraded cabins, as the airline’s retrofit programme continues to progress at an impressive pace, with an aircraft receiving a nose-to-tail facelift and rolling out into service every three weeks. Colombo is set to receive the Boeing 777 with refreshed interiors from August 10, 2025 on its daily EK 650/651 flights. The
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Fitch Ratings yesterday assigned Bank of Ceylon’s (BOC) (CCC+/CCC+/AA-(lka)/Stable) proposed Basel III-compliant subordinated unsecured debentures of up to Rs.15 billion an expected National Long-Term Rating of ‘A(EXP)(lka)’. The proposed debentures will mature in five years and be listed on the Colombo Stock Exchange. The bank plans to use the proceeds to strengthen its Tier 2 capital base and liquidity position, bridge maturity mismatches and s