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Business Today Sri Lanka - July 1997

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Nihal Fonseka, Deputy CEO of Hongkong Bank Sri Lanka, comments on the fierce competition and the technology war that's sweeping the banking environment in Sri Lanka, especially among commercial banks.

Cellular companies in Sri Lanka may seem to be defeated with the arrival of Suntel and Lanka Bell, but they're definitely not destroyed. The caller pays regime concept, which, if it comes through, will turn around the fortune of these companies...

The Pay Phone Company made its advent into the Sri Lankan Telecom market in 1994. They have come a long way since then, and the Supercard is not an unfamiliar phenomenon to most of us.

Media Minister Mangala Samaraweera talks about his new charge whilst touching upon his pet subject, telecom.

Tea is a buoyant industry in India. This overall realization has increased over the last year. A fall in the Kenyan Tea output translates to better prospects for Indian Tea exports.

Business Today Sri Lanka Description:

Éditeur: BT-Options

Catégorie: Business

Langue: English

Fréquence: 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.