Headlines

• Malaysian firm moves court
• Local firms demand fair entry into lubricant market
• New rules on reconditioned vehicle imports delayed
• e-Ticketing at local cinemas
• Dubai trader enters the fuel imports fray
• SAF athletes covered against terrorism
• Business during a crisis
• Undertaking CSR the 'socially responsible' way
• Kandy to host pepper fest
• NTB launches e-learning initiative
• Sri Lankan mission soon in Bahrain
• Local investment bonds oversubscribed
• HSBC security measures for Internet customers
• War inevitable but don’t give in to terrorism – ST poll
• Travel industry protests over dollar air tickets
• Crude reality of fuel subsidy
• World economy – is it sliding back to the 1970s?
• Local tea exports unaffected by Middle East crisis
• Smith’s Natural Virgin Coconut Oil from Sri Lanka
• JKH Warehouse awarded ISO 22000:2005 certification
• SLIM’s Brand Excellence awards in October
• FOSS enterprise conference attracts over 250 delegates
• Further burdens on a complicated tax system
• IFS positive on Sri Lanka
• SriLankan obstructs progress ….
• Lanka Bell launches ‘Top 6’ for customers
• Protecting rights of CBNSat subscribers - letter
• Norwegian company, Sri Lankan SME to make trailers
• Apollo Hospital intervention - letter
• Unsurprising move - letter
• SMB reports strong profit growth in first half 2006
• Fitch Ratings Lanka assigns ‘stable’ rating to The Finance Company
• Sri Lanka’s future lies in IT
• Sri Lankan companies strong contenders at SAFA Awards
• SMB's Rs 100 million IPO oversubscribed on the opening day
• Sri Lankan shippers demand regulatory body to tackle 'high pricing'
• Metropolitan's state of the art Ericsson MX-One
• Govt. cannot afford to subsidise energy – Monetary Board
• Madulsima Plantations cautious about productivity
• Ceylinco Seylan Development says able to cut costs
• Biggest ever Colombo International Book Fair to happen next month
• CIMA’s Upali Ratnayake to retire
• Dialog provides South Asia’s first 3G service
• Eagle revenues up 17% growth in first half 2006-07
• British Council - moving beyond its language perception
• Katunayake Expressway – will it be a reality this time?
• Apollo Hospitals: Stalemate for Harry J
• Bata shoes in good shape after relocation to original operations site
• Sri Lanka’s premier banking convention
• Aureos South Asia Fund closes two investments in India, Sri Lanka
• Abandoned property and amendments to Recovery of Loans Act
• Lessons from Singapore on moving forward
• India is clipping our fledgling capitalism’s wings
• Housing project funded by Galleon Tsunami Relief Fund
• BOI pledges investor confidence
• Broaching the dam problem – looking to avoid disasters
• NDB Bank shows phenomenal 1st half 2006 results due to capital gains
• Process – involved in importing used vehicles from Japan