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Business Today Sri Lanka - December 1996

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How can Sri Lanka prepare itself for the challenge that its garment industry will face once the quota systems is abolished in 2005?
The Korean presence in Sri Lanka has been intensified with Hanjung buying over 90 percent of shared in the Ceylon Steel Corporation.
With the Stockmarket beginning to look up, many economic pundits have started propagating the theory that the devaluation of the rupee is the answer to many of the country's economic dilemmas?
We are no longer thinking of making the Port of Colombo the Hub Port, we are thinking of making Sri Lanka the shipping hub of the South Asian region - Minister M H M Ashraff. How effectively can Sri Lanka translate this vision into reality?
The development of the Intranet in Sri Lanka and how the privatisation of Telecom can boost it.

Business Today Sri Lanka Description:

Uitgever: BT-Options

Categorie: Business

Taal: English

Frequentie: 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.