Hailed as the nation’s ‘Most Loved Electronics Brand’ for the second year in a row by Brand Finance in LMD’s Brands Annual 2020; while also earning the distinction of being the most preferred smartphone brand in Sri Lanka, Samsung is making this summer season even more awesome by unveiling its latest Galaxy A series smartphones.
Huawei, the innovative smartphone manufacturer, recently launched the Huawei Y6p in Sri Lanka featuring an innovative triple camera set up that revolutionizes smartphone photography, promising more stable and detailed images.
Social media often gets crazy, but not often as crazy as this.
Sri Lanka’s premier private sector bank HNB PLC, partnered with Diesel & Motor Engineering PLC (DIMO) the only authorised general dealer for Mercedes- Benz and Jeep in Sri Lanka, to offer customers an exclusive range of leasing packages inclusive of attractive interest rates and benefits.
Pioneering ethical cosmetics and skin care manufacturer The Body Shop has amped up its ‘Love Your Body’ loyalty rewards programme during its semi-annual end of season sale, the UK-based company announced this week.
In relation to the national interest of fostering a culture of entrepreneurship among Sri Lanka’s youth, Derana START UP 2021, the much-needed entrepreneurial TV show has commenced its search for interested applicants.
Home Lands Skyline has resumed work after lockdown since March 2020.
The Association of Private Hospitals and Nursing Homes (APHNH), the Charted Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) and the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce (CCC) will be hosting a seminar on 'Post-COVID Economic Recovery of the Private Health Sector', this Saturday the 25th of July.
Senkadagala Finance PLC recently announced that it received a US $25 million 5 Year Green Investment Facility from Nederlandse Financierings-Maatschappij voor Ontwikkelingslanden (FMO).
As the bank of the people, People’s Bank has stepped forward to fulfill its obligations and assist the Government’s ongoing efforts to re-start the Sri Lankan economy and help the people of the country to get some form of normalcy to their lives by reducing interest rates to 9% onwards across several loan schemes.
