As people spend more time in front of computers and on their smartphones, the need to create spaces free from technology grows, and with it the popularity book nooks and in-home reading corners

Are these programmes a good idea?

Sri Lanka’s new crop of personal trainers are evolving routines to suit modern lifestyles. These, they say, tackle challenges ranging from low motivation, to time pressure and boredom

‘Central bank independence’: A great cause to fight for, but does it really exist?

Nasty attacks by technocrats and the pluck to take on critics with simple arguments hurt the ability of this administration to implement meaningful economic and public policy

Hans Wijayasuriya’s leadership built a business that is admired globally. Here, he discusses lessons from its past that are relevant for the future

The main port and road network couldn’t handle the scale of Senok’s wind farm

The company that makes impact sensors for airbags and seatbelts will get a boost when it acquires its Japanese parent company in 2017, consolidating its position as a tier-one automotive supplier

The fearless Former Chief Executive of Etisalat is an avid golfer than does not plan to live too long

Does Internet governance matter for Sri Lanka? Since we have enough governance challenges in the physical world, should we leave cyber governance for others to resolve?

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The proposed new law promises to fast-track development, but opacity about its scope of powers and accountability has raised the phantom of a super minister

The Unit Trust Association of Sri Lanka, the mutual fund industry body, warns that high taxes on money market returns will drive away investors, leading to massive revenue losses, fund closures and job cuts