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BusinessTags: Print EditionThushari Ranaweera Deputy General Manager Legal and Company Secretary, HNB Ravindra Pitigalage Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Lakdhanavi B.A.H.S. Preena Assistant General Manager Corporate and Trade,…
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Market Statistics on 09.11.2021BusinessTags: Print EditionShares - Colombo Stock Exchange Wednesday, November 10, 2021 - 01:00
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SRAM MRAM Technologies London and Morphosis Energy and Shipping sign MoU:Project could reach up to £ 1 bn:BusinessShirajiv SirimaneChairman, Morphosis Chandra Mouli and Chairman, SRAM MRAM Dr. Sailesh Lachu Hiranandani exchange the…
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BusinessTags: Print EditionThe artificial price hike created by some vested parties during the pandemic period has now subsided and vehicle prices have somewhat reduced a bit Vehicle Importers Association of Lanka (VIAL) President…
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49.2% year-on-year growth:BusinessSLT Group Chairman, Rohan Fernando, SLT Group CEO Lalith Seneviratne, SLT CEO Kiththi Perera and Mobitel CEO Chandika VitharenaTags: Print EditionSLT-MOBITEL, achieved a 49.2% year-on-year growth of…
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BusinessShirajiv SirimaneManjula de Silva, CEO/Secretary CCC exchanges an agreement with Country Director for ILO Sri Lanka and the Maldives Simrin SinghTags: Print EditionThe USA is keen to see that Sri Lanka achieves economic success…
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BusinessTags: Print EditionMinister of Industries Wimal Weerawansa is participating in the Second Regional Asia-Pacific Conference on Industrial Development (RCID) being held in Jakarta, Indonesia. This conference is organized by the…
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WorldAfghans continue to leave their country, now ruled by the Taliban. Tags: Print EditionAFGHANISTAN: With the hope of a new life and work, Afghans continue to leave their country, now ruled by the Taliban, in packed cars. They are…
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WorldThousands of protesters marched on New Zealand’s Parliament building to protest against COVID-19 restrictions. Tags: Print EditionNEW ZEALAND: New Zealand beefed up security measures at its Parliament on Tuesday as thousands of…
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WorldTags: Print EditionAUSTRALIA: A ban on unvaccinated Australians entering bars and restaurants nudged thousands to get jabbed - but it has also seen the rise of a thriving black market in fake COVID-19 vaccine certificates online.…
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