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Why values matter and how to nurture them in business

Ronnie Peiris retires at the end of 2017, having held senior leadership positions as JKH’s Group Finance Director and at Pan-African mining firm Anglo American previously. At a time when companies are under pressure to grow shareholder returns, he discusses why people matter and lays bare the moral compass that has helped him navigate the complexities of modern business
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Laila Gunesekere- Martenstyn

The fearless Vice President of Dentsu Grant Group may have bizarre stuff in her head, but is fully committed to her family and passion
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THE MYSTERIOUS, EERIE LURE OF SHIPWRECKS

Sri Lanka is surrounded by ghosts of the deep that lure wreck divers—they’re high spenders, conservation-conscience and adrenaline junkies
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HAUTE HOROLOGY

WRIST WATCHES THAT DO MORE THAN JUST TELL TIME AND COST MORE THAN A SINGLE PAYCHECK
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IFS Supporting Sri Lanka’s Talent and Innovation for 20 Years

As IFS Sri Lanka celebrates 20 years of business, its Senior Vice President and Head of World Operations Ranil Rajapakse looks back on its journey of growth, speaks about its extremely successful university partnerships and explains how such partnerships can impact the future of the IT industry in Sri Lanka
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Epitome of modern living

Tridel Towers was born with a vision to bridge the gap between luxury and affordability in the local real estate industry
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Aliens, clean energy and peace – Arthur C Clarke’s last wishes

December 2017 marks Sir Arthur C Clarke’s birth centenary. It is an apt moment to reflect on his enduring legacy
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International trade in ancient Sri Lanka

Situated strategically, athwart the principal sea trade route in the Indian Ocean, the island of Sri Lanka could not but be a part of international commerce. Over millennia, this helped shape the country’s economy, culture and society. Although, historically, agriculture remained the mainstay of the economy, the sheer volume of trade had its effect
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Caves of Mulu

THE STUNNING CAVERNS OF MULU IN MALAYSIA’S SARAWAK DISTRICT ARE AN ADVENTURE-LOVER’S DREAM DESTINATION
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A VALUE-ADDED CLOTHING WAREHOUSE

EFL Campus takes warehousing beyond storage and redistribution
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Colombo’s Street Food Markets: Culture or Business?

Street food markets are coming to Colombo and changing the rhythm of the city, bringing more people on to the streets and shining fairy lights on abandoned places. Not only do these events have cultural value, they also bring benefits to the businesses involved. Here's what they have to offer
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public-policy

What SAGT's success proves about private infrastructure investment

Concluded in 1999, a private investment in a container terminal had no parallel. We now meet the deal's main architects to understand how it’s relevant for Sri Lanka’s future infrastructure investment

BY SHAMINDRA KULAMANNAGE
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CEMEX DRIVES THE FUTURE OF WORKPLACE EXPERIENCES

Businesses are increasingly adapting modern technology to keep up with the changing landscape and power people’s experiences
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The Central Bank should avoid making past mistakes in this BOP cycle

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The ill-fated road towards a toxin-free nation

Why good intentions alone are not enough for Sri Lanka’s future food security
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