China Merchants Holdings in $450 mln Sri Lanka port deal - Reuters

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China Merchants Holdings in $450 mln Sri Lanka port deal Reuters Its main business unit operates ports in China. Sri Lanka is increasingly relying on China and Chinese companies for the financing and expertise required ... New deal to improve business relationsCeylon Daily News Sri Lanka Signs New Agreements With Chinaallvoices Sri Lanka stock exchange tightens disclosure rulesLanka Business Online Lanka Business Online -Daily Mirror -BusinessWeek all 47 news articles »

Indian investor interest growing, says Rajapaksa - The Hindu

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Indian investor interest growing, says Rajapaksa The Hindu President Mahinda Rajapaksa on Wednesday said Indian investor interest in Sri Lanka was rapidly growing and several leading Indian entrepreneurs in industry ... India reassures Sri Lankan Tamils of speedy resettlementSify India to expedite resettlement projects for Tamils: RaoIBNLive.com Sri Lankan Intelligence, Secret and Spy net work and Tamil DiasporaOye! Times (blog) Daily Mirror -Asian Tribune -Hindustan Times all 183 news articles »

A new deal to extend business relations between Sri Lanka and China. - SLBC

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A new deal to extend business relations between Sri Lanka and China. SLBC Addressing the gathering the Prime Minister said that this programme will help immensely to improve business relations between Sri Lanka Yunnan Province. ... Bright future for Yunnan - Lanka tiesCeylon Daily News Direct air links between Kunming and Colombo soonCeylon Daily News all 4 news articles »

Sri Lankan fishermen hard hit by peace - AFP

AFP	Sri Lankan fishermen hard hit by peace AFP TRINCOMALEE, Sri Lanka — Fishermen in the Sri Lankan port of Trincomalee hoped the end of the island's civil war would bring prosperity, but dynamite and ... and more »

Titan Plans Debt as High-Yield Bond Sales Poised to Rise: New Issue Alert - Bloomberg

Titan Plans Debt as High-Yield Bond Sales Poised to Rise: New Issue Alert Bloomberg SRI LANKA hired HSBC, Bank of America Merrill Lynch and Royal Bank of Scotland to sell $1 billion of bonds, the Central Bank of Sri Lanka said on its ... and more »

President of Sri Lanka to Open CTO's Annual Event in Colombo - Commonwealth Telecommunications Organization

President of Sri Lanka to Open CTO's Annual Event in Colombo Commonwealth Telecommunications Organization Gracing the occasion as the Special Guest of Honour, The President of Sri Lanka, HE President Mahinda Rajapaksa, is expected to open the conference with the ...

Sri Lanka: Business Picks Up in Northern Former War Zone - TIME

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Sri Lanka: Business Picks Up in Northern Former War Zone TIME After being cut off from the rest of the country for more than 25 years, commerce has arrived in this part of Sri Lanka. Business is booming, even on the ... Tighter immigration laws will sink 'refugee' shipsGlobe and Mail Harper says Tamil migrants could prompt changes to Canadian lawMacleans.ca Among the Tamils of Toronto, a tense wait for newsGlobe and Mail Toronto Sun -Lankaweb -World Socialist Web Site all 1,762 news articles »

Sri Lankan Tamils seek refugee status in Canada - Xinhua

Sri Lankan Tamils seek refugee status in Canada Xinhua ... their business more on Canada with its relaxing regulations for immigrants. Observers say with some groups claiming human rights abuses in Sri Lanka, ... The Scope of Canadian Conscience (Opinion)TamilEelamNews.com all 79 news articles »

Sri Lanka Janashakthi Insurance hit by flood claims - Lanka Business Online

Sri Lanka Janashakthi Insurance hit by flood claims Lanka Business Online Sept 02, 2010 (LBO) - Sri Lanka's Janashakthi Insurance said net profit in the six months to June 2010 fell 45 percent to 145 million rupees from a year ago ... Sri Lanka stocks close up 1.67-pctLanka Business Online Sri Lanka Renuka Holdings mulls hotels venturesLanka Business Online all 4 news articles »

High-Yield Debt Sales Stall as Economy Slows, Returns Fade: New Bond Alert - Bloomberg

High-Yield Debt Sales Stall as Economy Slows, Returns Fade: New Bond Alert Bloomberg SRI LANKA hired HSBC, Bank of America Merrill Lynch and Royal Bank of Scotland to sell $1 billion of bonds, the Central Bank of Sri Lanka said on its ... and more »