Economy

IMF tells bankrupt Sri Lanka to tackle corruption, raise taxes

(AFP) – Sri Lanka should stamp out corruption and substantially raise taxes to rescue its economy, the International Monetary Fund said Thursday after bailout talks with the bankrupt island nation.

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