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Government steers employees through COVID-19 crisis
CCC facilitates smooth operations for member firms
Sri Lanka’s apparel industry shut owing to the crisis
Hotels in Colombo open for dine-ins, deliveries
Boom in remote working
Here comes the recession again!
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Apparel workers struggle to meet expenses during COVID-19 curfew
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Special initiatives from Hutch to encourage work from home
SL Retail Association urges precautions to staff, customers to contain COVID-19
Abans Group donates to hospitals across island
Wheat flour supplier Prima’s measures to ensure food security
Hemas FMCG donates goods for quarantine centres
Serendib Flour Mills says has ample flour stocks
Government facilitates exporters to maintain supply chains
Dialog’s e-working and other solutions during COVID-19
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NBFIs to extend credit support for SMEs to accelerate economic growth
EPF dormant accounts hits new high
Pannipitiya hospital’s 20% off on all health checks
World Bank, IMF urge suspension of debt payments of poorest countries
HSBC offers relief to personal, corporate customers
SLI to provide customers convenience vis-à-vis COVID-19
Key takeaways from the Ceylon Chamber Webinar on “COVID-19: Are We Prepared?”
COVID-19 crisis will not be over soon: Prepare for a long slog
IMF chief urges countries to work together to tackle COVID-19
At least 25 mln will lose jobs due to COVID-19
SriLankan Airlines appeals to the public to respect its employees
Hirdaramani’s H One launches all-encompassing digital factory-floor solution, Res.Q 2020
SriLankan Airlines appeals to the public to respect its employees
NCE commends the Government on measures taken
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