The worried and tearful looks on the faces of this tourist couple, seated in the hotel lobby minutes after the blast at the Shangri-La hotel, reflects the long-term crisis facing tourism and the economy at large. Pic by Amila Gamage.

Easter Sunday terror:

Tourism industry braces for tough times

Businesses will fight back

Foreigners see value in Colombo stocks

Sri Lanka’s public sector vehicle expense rises dramatically

Amidst the rubble: Moving forward

Liberalisation and “security lapses”

Crisis in pictures

Jetwing Hotels Chairman issues heart-warming message after the Easter Sunday tragedy

Kelani Cables employees recognised with CEO’s Awards for Sales Excellence

Sri Lanka’s business community condemns attacks, urges calm, unity

Browns Hospitals to offer NITF members access to healthcare services

Sri Lankan Tourism to roll out new security plan for hotels, resorts

Restoration of confidence and regaining credibility paramount

IMF calls for crucial policy and security actions to shield the economy

World Bank supports climate resilient agriculture and infrastructure services in Sri Lanka

Inflation rises in March

Sri Lanka, soft target for cyber criminals, says Microsoft

Seylan Bank’s Rs. 5 bn debenture issue oversubscribed

‘BOMBS IN TOWN’ – 5 Lessons

Sri Lanka can ‘no longer’ postpone economic reforms:CB 2018 report

Sri Lanka’s Hambantota Port positioned as region’s Bunkering Hub

DIMO’s ‘Life to Reef’ project restores corals and rejuvenates livelihoods

Hayleys Energy Services, Hambantota International Port Group in largest oil field production asset to come to Sri Lanka

SLT, University of Moratuwa to carry out collaborative research

CFL says invest EPF funds with transparency

Ceylinco General Insurance pays advance of $1 m to Shangri-La Hotel Colombo

Bomb-affected Cinnamon Grand accepts new bookings