Businesscafe - Sysco LABS was proud to support the Regional Scrum Gathering Sri Lanka 2025 (RSG – Sri Lanka) as the event’s official ‘Digital Enablement Partner’.
Businesscafe - Reaffirming its commitment to a cleaner, greener Sri Lanka, Nations Trust Bank successfully carried out an islandwide environmental clean-up initiative that spanned 07 beaches (Negombo, Wellawatta, Mount Lavinia, Jaffna, Batticoloa, and Weligama), 01 wetland (Subhuthipura Rd.), and 02 lakes (Kandy Lake, Uyanwatta Lake).
Businesscafe - WindForce PLC, Sri Lanka’s leading renewable energy company, has reported outstanding financial results for the fiscal year 2024/25, demonstrating its strategic resilience and commitment to sustainable growth.
Businesscafe - Two schools with rich traditions, unwavering passion, and generations of rugby excellence will meet on the field in a historic encounter as D. S. Senanayake College, Colombo and St. Anthony’s College, Kandy face off in the inaugural Alles Cup.
Businesscafe - Delmege Energy, the authorized distributor of Shell lubricants in Sri Lanka, proudly announces the appointment of two reputed Brand Ambassadors to drive awareness and engagement for Shell’s high-performance lubricants.
Businesscafe - Fairfirst Insurance Limited has once again reinforced its commitment to leadership excellence, securing four individual awards at the prestigious Great Manager Awards 2024, organised by the Colombo Leadership Academy, held on 10th April 2025.
Businesscafe - As Belluna Co. Ltd. Japan celebrates a decade of investment in Sri Lanka, its wholly owned subsidiary, Belluna Lanka (Pvt) Ltd., is deepening its long-standing commitment to South Asia - with Sri Lanka at its heart.
Businesscafe - NEXT, a UAE-based fintech group, has announced the launch of NEXT Ventures Lanka (Pvt) Ltd., its newest operations and support hub in Asia.
Businesscafe - The world recently celebrated International Tea Day on 21 May 2025 under the theme “Bringing people together over a cup of tea.”
Businesscafe - From Naruto to Attack on Titan, cybercriminals are increasingly using anime and other Gen Z favorites as bait.