Economic and Business Consequences for Sri Lanka The refusal by the Singapore-based operator of the X-Press Pearl to honour the compensation order has become more
Sri Lanka’s policy makers are reviewing the cost of digital payment. The government is considering removing the extra fees charged on debit and credit card
Sri Lanka’s Economic Outlook | Sri Lanka’s economy is showing signs of steady recovery after years of turbulence. Recent data from the Department of Census
AB Mauri Lanka Private Limited has launched its new Prime Instant Dry Yeast 500g pack, offering a reliable and practical option for bakers across Sri
Sri Lanka has emerged from one of the most turbulent economic periods in its modern history. Inflation that once surged past 70 % in 2022
Sri Lanka’s Revenue Administration Management Information System (RAMIS), a Rs.10 billion digital tax platform launched in 2016, is underperforming and exposed to serious risk, according
Governments across the world have historically launched businesses to provide essential goods and services or to seed industries that the private sector was too small
Sri Lanka has entered a rare moment of calm in its turbulent economic recovery. The latest disbursement from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has given
Sri Lanka’s Central Bank projects the economy will grow by 4.5% in 2025, slightly lower than the estimated 5% expansion in 2024. After years of
Business confidence in China has dropped to record lows among U.S. companies. According to the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai, only 41% of firms
