Informatics Institute of Technology (IIT), the pioneer in British higher education in Sri Lanka and the country’s premier IT and Business campus, has commenced CodeSprint 4.0, the fourth edition of the annual event that fuels the entrepreneurial spirit of undergraduates in Sri Lanka.
The road to gold for Sri Lanka’s finest real estate developers has been extended until the end of August 2019, allowing companies more time to submit their entries for the prestigious real estate honours organised by PropertyGuru, Asia’s leading property technology company.
Allianz today announces the appointment of Gany Subramaniam as the Chief Executive Officer of Allianz Insurance Lanka Ltd & Allianz Life Insurance Lanka Ltd (Allianz Lanka), overseeing the growth strategy of the business and with overall management responsibility of all Allianz operations in Sri Lanka.
Stock markets gained on Tuesday, with chipmakers and companies exposed to Asia among the best performers, after Washington temporarily eased trade restrictions imposed last week on China’s Huawei.
For 47 years, industry-leading and distinctly Sri Lankan chicken producer Crysbro has operated with a view to not only supply this essential meat to homes across the country but also lead and empower.
D Tech (Pvt) Limited, a leading enterprise solution providers in Sri Lanka and a member of the DSI Samson Group, has successfully launched Spexbay (www.spexbay.com), an online storethat specializes in eyewear.
Following the announcement ofits AI strategy and full-stack, all-scenario AI solutions in 2018, Huawei launched the AI-Native databaseGaussDB and the highest-performance distributed storage FusionStorage 8.0 today in Beijing.
CBL Sahan Sevana, a project aimed at empowering the differently-abled to enable them to stand as equals and contribute towards the development of the country, recently moved its ‘Hope’ cookies manufacturing facility to a new location in Ranala, Kaduwela.
Huawei has made substantial contributions to the development and growth of Android around the world.
Hemas Hospitals, one of Sri Lanka’s leading hospital chains for the past decade, has again been victimized as a result of fake news being circulated among the public.
