Coronavirus And The Remote Working Revolution

Only a small spark is needed to light a great fire. A virus called COVID-19 originating from China was the spark that has started the remote working revolution. With a study in UK saying social distancing may need to last for up to 18 months, remote working will be the norm for over a year.

Novel Coronavirus – The Message

Leading scientists have said that the COVID-19 outbreak is a "clear warning shot" to assess our current situation. Nature is sending us a message with the coronavirus pandemic The COVID-19 crisis may provide an oppurtunity for change, but we are not convinced it will be taken.

Over Rs. 32M From Fonterra To Support Communities And Nation In Fight Against Covid-19

Continuation of milk purchasing ensures safeguarding of local dairy farmer livelihoods.

Why SL Companies Should Help Society In The Face Of The New Coronavirus Outbreak

Why SL companies should help society in the face of the new coronavirus outbreak

Back to the future, forward to the past

Back to the future, forward to the past

Are We Prepared For The Economic Doomsday Resulting From The Covid-19 Pandemic?

Are we prepared for the economic doomsday resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic?

Emirates SkyCargo Calibrates Cargo Operations To Better Connect Global Markets

Emirates SkyCargo calibrates cargo operations to better connect global markets

More ‘April Fools' You

More ‘April Fools’ you

Need For Rapid Expansion In Testing For Covid-19 In Sri Lanka

Need for rapid expansion in testing for COVID-19 in Sri Lanka

State ownership of commercial enterprises in the time of pandemic

State ownership of commercial enterprises in the time of pandemic

Public finance in times of crisis: The constitutional functions of President and Parliament

The constitutional functions of President and Parliament

COVID-19 – A chance to change

A chance to change

COVID-19 and SMEs: 5 important areas to focus on during tough times

5 important areas to focus on during tough times

As best we know: Where we stand

As best we know: Where we stand

Weathering the COVID-19 storm, moving from ‘survival of the fittest' to ‘survival of the quickest'

Exploring the critical need for an ‘all-hands-on-deck’ approach to steer the economy and challenge traditional norms of doing business, as the world looks to leaders to weather the economic implications of COVID-19

Taking on COVID-19: The enemy of our enemy is unity

Taking on COVID-19

How is Sri Lanka setting a global example in managing the COVID-19 pandemic?

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Atlas invents AGV Robot to support Sri Lanka's medical personnel combating coronavirus

Gifts prototype to Homagama Hospital and offers to share technology in the interest of the nation

World's ailing airlines appeal for aid as US offers $58 b

IATA says cash reserves being used up rapidlyU.S. authorities lined up $58 billion in aidAustralian authorities temporarily lift competition rules

A Contrarian Covid-19 View From Stanford

John Ionnidis, Professor of Medicine, Epidemiology and Population Health, of Biomedical Data Science and of statistics at Stanford University and Co-Director of Stanford’s Meta-Research Innovation Center has suggested that our “once-in-a-century pandemic” could also be a “once-in-a-century evidence fiasco.”

Don't Panic: Another Perspective On Coronavirus

Is it no more than a new flu virus with pretty similar consequences, or is it a frightening phenomenon and we must have lockdowns, curfews and what not including threats of arrest for not complying with the new rules?

Ceylon Chamber Celebrates 181 Years Of Contributing To SL's Development

The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce completed 181 years of serving the private sector and contributing to the national economy yesterday, 25 March.

How Wuhan Maintained Social Infrastructure During Lockdown

Wuhan is the capital city of Central China’s Hubei Province, with a population of 11 million people; divided into 15 Districts and further sub-divided into 178 Sub Districts referred to as Streets, which house 1,400 community complexes.

Shutdowns Need Not Be Curfews

On 12 March the World Health Organisation (WHO) declared the new coronavirus, COVID-19, to be a pandemic.

Pandemics, Politics And Paradigms

The coronavirus crisis is a giant eraser and tester combined into one. It is erasing all equations and testing all structures.

Govt. Kick-Starts Program To Deliver Household Goods

Initiative aimed at empowering domestic farmers, national economy. Effective mechanism to distribute rice, vegetables island-wide

Airlines Beg For Rescue As Coronavirus Hit Soars To $ 250 B

Forecast for lost 2020 airline revenue rises to $ 252 bPrevious IATA forecast was for $ 113 b in revenue losses

Let's Take Bold Action On Health To Avoid Future Pandemics

BLOGS.ADB.ORG: The CoVID-19 pandemic could be an opportunity to take a more holistic approach to health and well-being, invest in health systems and in resilient supply chains.

BOI Ensures Export Manufacturing Sector Keeps Ticking Despite Covid-19 Crisis

Several manufacturing firms providing gear and components for essential services function in EPZs. Discussions ongoing with stakeholders to explore solutions as safety of employees paramount

COVID-19 And Climate Change: Weapons Of Mass Destruction?

Sudden and dramatic vs. slow and steady