The current measures taken by the country to control the COVID-19 pandemic are vital to sustain the nation’s economy.
Consequent to the announcement made by the Government that the curfew will be effective only between 10.00 pm to 4.00 am daily in all districts with effect from 26th May 2020 and the requests made by industry stakeholders to extend trading hours, the CSE has decided to extend the trading hours from Tuesday 26th May 2020 as set out below
Huawei recently introduced Nova 7i, the mid-range smartphone that incorporates flagship features in a robust design.
Brand Finance has declared Commercial Bank of Ceylon the ‘strongest banking brand’ in Sri Lanka in 2020, unequivocally reaffirming the strength the brand and ranking the Bank fourth among all brands in in the country as well as assigning the Bank the highest brand value growth among the top 10 corporates in the list.
Leading Sri Lankan e-commerce store Kapruka, recently executed a successful island wide operation to keep the spirit of Vesak alive as citizens across the island prepared to commemorate the birth, enlightenment, and Parinibbana of Gautama Buddha.
Light commercial vehicles (LCVs) including vans are an often overlooked, but important, component of the European light vehicle market, particularly in the current coronavirus crisis, says GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company.
IFC, a member of the World Bank Group, has provided a $116.5 million long-term financing package to BBVA Leasing Mexico, a leading provider of vehicle and machinery leases.
Midas Safety Sri Lanka, one of the world’s leading industrial safety glove manufacturer, recently donated 1.25 million medical gloves worth Rs. 12 million to the Government of Sri Lanka in support of the country’s efforts to curb the Covid-19 outbreak which has brought the entire world to a standstill.
DFCC Bank, one of the fastest-growing Commercial Bank in Sri Lanka continues their journey in digital evolution by joining hands with FineTech Sri Lanka to launch Google G-suit Enterprises by being the First in the Banking industry in Sri Lanka.
To step up safety standards for riders and drivers during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, Uber Sri Lanka has procured and started distributing safety supplies such as masks and sanitisers worth 10 million LKR, free of cost to driver and delivery partners.
