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Business Today Sri Lanka Magazine - July 1996

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In this issue

A company that promotes organically grown and processed fruit is building up environment-friendly farming methods in the country and exporting Sri Lanka's exotic taste to the world.
The Global System for Mobile Communication represents a determined step by Sri Lanka toward achieving the ideals of Universal Personal Telecommunications.
Sri Lanka has started its privatization program in the right way by privatizing small organizations, which provided fewer obstacles for sale.
It is clear that Sri Lanka, which began the privatization in South Asia at about the time Prime Minister Thatcher began it in the UK, is not ready to go back to the old policies of a centralized economy.

Business Today Sri Lanka Magazine Description:

Publisher: BT-Options

Category: Business

Language: English

Frequency: Monthly

The magazine of the corporate world, Business Today features an interesting line-up of interviews with eminent personalities who impact the corporate, commercial and economic sectors. The monthly magazine also includes exclusive articles syndicated from the Harvard Business Review and Financial Times. It has also featured the monthly columns by Richard Branson and Howard Schultz. International interviews featured include Sir Richard Branson, Paul Allen, Howard Schultz, Omar Bin Laden and Sir Jonathan Ive. Articles penned by President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden Jr. have also been featured in the magazine.