Following the recent launch of the “Connect to Learn” initiative in Colombo, Ericsson Sri Lanka, Sri Lanka Telecom Mobitel, Open University of Sri Lanka (OUSL) and the Commonwealth of Learning (COL) unveiled the “Connect to Learn” initiative for the Kandy region on 17th February.
Continuing to reward the hard work and dedication of its dealers, while also promoting the field of entrepreneurship in Sri Lanka, Mahapola Lotto recently recognised the activities of one of its top performing kiosks island-wide, in terms of sales, which is located at Colombo's popular Majestic City (MC) shopping centre.
The Brandix Group is motivating its 30,000plus employees in Sri Lanka to mount a mass assault on water usage in their work places in an innovative new initiative to commemorate World Water Day 2015.
Emirates, a global connector of people, places and economies, has reached the top 200 of the world’s biggest brands for the first time, according to the 2015 Brand Finance Global 500 report released this week.
Dunamis Capital PLC has announced profits after tax of Rs 992.4 million for the nine months ended 31st December 2014, a more than eight-fold improvement over the corresponding period of last year.
Plantation workers and residents have been significantly empowered by the establishment of Estate Worker Housing Cooperative Societies (EWHCS) which are providing them loans and access to many goods and services within their respective estates, as well as creating job opportunities.
The cloud has gotten pretty complicated—and crowded. There are more new “as a service” offerings popping up lately than reality TV shows.
Intex Technologies, one of India’s fastest growing mobile phones, consumer durables and IT accessories Company, renowned for its legacy of 19 years as technology innovators has announced immediate expansion plans in Sri Lanka.
Calamander Unawatuna Beach is celebrating the start of the 'Year of the Goat', which according to the Chinese Zodiac is among the animals that people like the most.
Treasure recovered from the wreck of a merchant ship that sank off the coast of Indonesia more than 1,000 years ago has confirmed Sri Lanka as the oldest source of sapphires in the world.
