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I was delighted to be the keynote speaker at the first-ever Entrepreneur Seminar held in Kandy last Saturday. It was ...

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But here the question is: How much risk is too much? As a serial entrepreneur, I've learned that risk-taking can boost growth and lead to setbacks.

The government is expected to abolish Business Assets Disposal Relief (BADR) – an incentive that currently rewards risk-taking entrepreneurs on the sale of their business.

In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, being a maverick entrepreneur often means going beyond the traditional playbook, writes Jason T Smith.