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Financial Times |
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| Hayleys
improving local image |
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| By Natasha Gunaratne |
| The Hayleys Group, more
successful overseas than in Sri Lanka, is undergoing a
re-branding process and giving its company logo a makeover,
aimed at improving and enhancing its local status and
its share value. |
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| No
way with Norway |
| A Norwegian oil deal with Sri Lanka
is ending up with three different view points amongst
government authorities and the Norwegians, lucratively,
up on the deal. |
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| Indian
doctors not keen to leave Apollo |
| By Duruthu Edirimuni |
| Analysts said, the 350-room hospital's
earnings have been relatively disappointing since its
inception and its premium pricing strategy and service
charges targeting the high-end customer have not found
favour with the local market . |
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| Drinking
is only for the man! |
| By Chathuri Dissanayake |
| According to an archaic law it looks
as if all the pubs, bars and night clubs in reputed hotels
around the country are breaking the law. (No one is complaining
though!) |
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| SIU
closure unconnected |
| The Central Bank said last week that
there was no connection to the scrapping of the Special
Investigation Unit (SIU) and the Central Bank Governor,
accused of links to the controversial GoldQuest scam. |
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| Banks
publish names of abandoned accounts |
| By Lakwimashi Perera |
| Commercial banks last week began publishing
the names of all those who fall into the category of “abandoned”
or “dead” bank accounts, in line with the
requirements of the Banking Act. |
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