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Whipman Week 2023: West Linton hosts week of community fun - Vimarsana News

Whipman Week 2023: West Linton hosts week of community fun

WHIPMAN Week returns to West Linton with week of exciting community events

Full Whipman Week programme revealed | Peeblesshire News - Vimarsana News

Full Whipman Week programme revealed | Peeblesshire News

EXCITEMENT is building in Tweeddale as today marks two weeks until Whipman Week.

Full Whipman Week programme revealed | Border Telegraph - Vimarsana News

Full Whipman Week programme revealed | Border Telegraph

EXCITEMENT is building in Tweeddale as today marks two weeks until Whipman Week.

Dialog Axiata powers 'Aya' – national empowerment initiative, on Women's Day – The Island - Vimarsana News

Dialog Axiata powers 'Aya' – national empowerment initiative, on Women's Day – The Island

Furthering its commitment to fostering gender equality and breaking the bias, Dialog Axiata PLC, Sri Lanka’s premier connectivity provider, powered ‘Aya’, a National-level empowerment and development initiative celebrating International Women’s Day, organised by the State Ministry of Women and Child Development, Pre-Schools & Primary Education, School Infrastructure & Education Services. ‘Aya’ is a women-centric initiative […]

Source: island.lk
CSE trading halts twice; indices dip steeply - Vimarsana News

CSE trading halts twice; indices dip steeply

By Hiran H.Senewiratne  Trading at the CSE was halted twice yesterday. On the first occasion, the index of liquid stocks fell 8.13 percent, triggering a 7.5 percent circuit breaker. Trading  was halted for a second time  at  12.18 hours, when the index fell 5.0 percent. Initially, CSE’s benchmark All Share Index fell 6.47 percent or 500 points and there was heavy selling pressure, stock brokers said. Stock buyers who had bought on margin or credit were also trying to cut positions. The index had been going up partly due to low interest rates amid record excess liquidity in money markets...

Source: island.lk