With half a decade down and forever to go, Aaraa & Aati (A&A) – Sri Lanka’s homegrown luxury jewellery brand celebrates its fifth anniversary with a limited-period offer to commemorate the significant milestone.

Providore, the online grocery store co-founded by Kumar Sangakkara and Mahela Jayawardene, has now made its online shopping experience even simpler and faster thanks to the Providore.shop app.

Winning over the hearts of local consumers since the early 90’s, Teepol promises high quality products with safety manufacturing. As the pioneer in the market for dishwash liquid Teepol has relaunched their improved range of products to the market.

Whether it is a nice movie night with family or an exciting gaming match that gives you an adrenaline rush after a long day at work — Samsung’s range of Big TVs make all your viewing experiences even better.

The Fusion Galle Food & Music Festival 2022 recently took place at the Galle Magistrates Court on the 15th& 16th of January.

Hugo Boss launched a star-studded global campaign for its brand. The release was the first visual representation of this historic brand refresh. After almost 50 years, Hugo Boss has introduced a new logo for its core brand, Boss, along with a true 36

Central Bank Governor Ajith Nivard Cabraal was quick to set the record straight with regard to Sri Lanka’s intention to reach out to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for assistance.

The government has in writing sought the advice from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on how to tackle the prevailing economic crisis but accepting of such advice will be done only after a thorough study, Finance Minister Basil Rajapaksa said ye

Improved demand from the region and enhanced capacity have helped Teejay Lanka PLC to post group revenue of Rs.36.1 billion for the nine months ending on December 31, 2021 and record a strong top line growth of 64 percent over the corresponding perio

Hemas Holdings PLC reported strong top and bottom line performances for the three months ending on December 31, 2021 (3Q22), recovering from the brief setback seen in the previous quarter amid improved consumer activity.

Flydubai has started operating three daily flights between Dubai and Colombo on all days of the week except Tuesday, with effect from February 1 .

Though the efforts to replace the current Tourism Act with a new one had picked up pace in recent months, the private sector stakeholders have continued to raise the red flag against the move, as it will remove the private sector tourism industry sta

First Capital Research (FCR) expects the Central Bank to deliver two more rate hikes this year – one during the first half of 2022 and another in the second half, each with the size of at least 50 basis points to stabilise the economy reeling from

According to the Transparency in Corporate Reporting Assessment (TRAC) 2021 publication compiled by Transparency International Sri Lanka (TISL), companies in Sri Lanka have been deemed to be moderately transparent in corporate reporting. The TRAC re

REUTERS: Sri Lankan shares extended losses to a second straight session yesterday, sliding more than 2 percent, as industrial and financial stocks fell.

Contrary to the wider-held belief that 2022 would be the recovery year for travel and tourism sector, a survey by the World Economic Forum (WEF) revealed that the sector will not witness a full recovery until 2024.

The government has sought advice from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on how to tackle the prevailing economic crisis, but accepting of such advice will be done only after a thorough study, the Finance Minister Basil Rajapaksa said.

The global travel sector was expecting 2022 to be the year for tourism activities to pick up, however, a survey by the World Economic Forum (WEF) revealed that the sector will not witness full recovery until 2024.

The government remains hopeful of resolving the ongoing foreign exchange crisis within the next six months with Finance Minister Basil Rajapaksa and Central Bank Governor Ajith Nivard Cabraal leading the negotiations with the country’s creditors an

The Cabinet has cleared the draft Surcharge Tax Bill, which would impose a one-off 25 percent surcharge tax on individuals or companies with over Rs.2 billion income for the 2020/2021 financial year. Finance Minister Basil Rajapaksa sought the approv

The government has decided to call fresh proposals to procure emergency power from the private sector in order to prepare for a deficit in the power generation capacity at the peak of drought season in March this year.

The Cabinet has green-lighted a proposal to purchase 40,000MT diesel shipment from Indian Oil Company (IOC). Energy Minister Udaya Gammanpila on Monday sought the approval of the Cabinet of Ministers to purchase the diesel shipment after reaching int

Cargills (Ceylon) PLC’s sales and profits rebounded during the December quarter (3Q22) from a brief setback seen in the previous three months through September 2021 as virus-related restrictions ended enabling the retail juggernaut to brace a perio

The Cabinet nod has been given to procure 450,000 barrels of crude oil for Sapugaskanda oil refinery under a 180-day credit line from Cyprus-based Terra Nevis Group.

Nine Special Determination petitions filed challenging the constitutionality of the bill titled ‘Special Goods and Services Tax’ were fixed yesterday for today (Feb.2) for further hearing by the Supreme Court. President’s Counsel Sanjeewa Jayaw

Tourist arrivals to the country contracted from the numbers achieved in December despite several promotional efforts taken up by tourism authorities to promote destination Sri Lanka.

The government has commenced groundwork to secure US$ 200 million credit line extended by the Government of Pakistan while a US$1 billion credit line from India is expected to materialise next week.

Union Assurance PLC, a John Keells Company, brings back a bigger and better campaign with this year’s ‘Lifestyle Bonus,

A major exhibition that draws from the archives of the practice of influential architect, Geoffrey Bawa, kicked off today in Colombo.

Sri Lanka can comfortably accommodate all essential imports plus non-essential goods without any disruption or shortages from the inflows envisaged, according to Central Bank Governor Ajith Nivard Cabraal.