Headlines

• 4,000 new jobs offered in Jordan, Syria to fleeing migrant workers - Exclusive
• Re-branding of ‘Ceylon Tea’ risky
• Placing trust in old faithful – soft drinks
• GoldQuest still keen on NDB
• Valibel: No more acquisitions
• Cabraal new chairman at Unilever
• Week 2 - Chaos and confusion
• Former CPC chairman reflects on current crisis
• HNB pre-tax profits up 71% in 6-mth period
• CSE plans to enhance website
• Sri Lanka’s “IT city” sees profits soar
• Repo, Reverse interest rates up
• The forsaken poor of the free trade utopia
• Awards for newspaper printing at ‘Print 2006’
• India’s Birla Group taps into MTI’s expertise
• English language training for Habarana kids through JKH Foundation
• Leisure sector revival at JKH but uncertainty stalls progress
• Controversy over registered Medical Universities
• CSE’s new trading members
• Lucrative new tax markets for the Tax Dept.
• Alliance Finance Company records high growth
• Confiscating dormant bank accounts
• VAT system badly needs review
• Eureka creates web solution for ACL Cables
• Sri Lankan consortium wins global tender in Tanzania
• NTB Quiz for corporate clients on Aug 5
• Commonwealth Finance Ministers' summit in Colombo
• Sri Lanka in a deep abyss
• Nokia to clear misconceptions amongst Lankan consumers
• Lack of recognition for migrant workers
• Round one for Harry but banking union fights back
• Colombo Land launches into quarry business
• Micro Finance Institutions Act – will it help the poor?
• Two more hospitals from Hemas?
• Ceylinco Life donates tube wells in Embilipitiya, Moneragala
• Development first and peace will follow-PBJ
• JKH urges ‘conflict’ sides to come together
• Social respectability in a land of decaying standards
• Port debacle and lessons for the future
• Will the dirt hit the fan?
• Business, motorists slam government, unions over fuel strike