Indonesia Set to Cap Bank Owners’ Stakes: Sources
Singapore/Jakarta. Indonesia’s central bank is set to limit the maximum stake a single shareholder can take in the country’s banks to below 50 percent, a move that could scupper Singapore-based DBS Group’s $7.3 billion bid for Bank Danamon. 4:43pm May 24, 2012Indonesia to Offer Incentives to Help Firms Build Smelters
Indonesia will offer financial incentives to help firms build smelters in compliance with new mining regulations, a senior Finance Ministry official said on Thursday. 6:36pm May 24, 2012Kalimantan Wants Larger Share of Revenues From its Natural Riches
Kalimantan, the Indonesian part of Borneo island, is not only in dire need of additional subsidized fuel supplies, but also wants a larger share of the revenues generated from its natural riches, a lawmaker said on Wednesday. 10:28pm May 23, 2012Churchill Set for Arbitration in Indonesia Mine Row
Britain’s Churchill Mining said on Wednesday that it had filed for international arbitration after an Indonesian court rejected its claim to one of the world’s biggest undeveloped coal reserves. 6:54pm May 23, 2012Japan Seeks to Get in on Act Investing in Burma
Tokyo. Japan will start negotiations on an investment treaty with Burma on Wednesday, the trade ministry said, as corporations around the world scramble to do business in one of the last frontier markets in response to encouraging political reforms. 8:04pm May 23, 2012Malaysia's Economy Grows 4.7 Percent In First Quarter
Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia’s economy grew at an annual pace of 4.7 percent in the first quarter of 2012, slowing from the previous three months as a struggling export sector weighed on the economy despite firm domestic demand, the central bank said on Wednesday. 7:10pm May 23, 2012For US SMEs, Indonesia Offers Plenty of Opportunities
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Indonesia Missing Shot to Be ‘Biofuel King’
East Kalimantan Miners Said to Owe State Rp 30b
DBS wants to expand in Indonesia, and Bank Danamon might be the way to do it. (Reuters Photo)On Jakarta’s Birthday, Everything’s for Sale
The Jakarta Great Sale Festival, an annual event organized by the Indonesia Shopping Center Association and the Jakarta municipality, is expected to rack up Rp 10 trillion ($1 billion) in sales this year, up 22 percent from last year’s Rp 8.2 trillion. 9:15am May 21, 2012
Churchill Set for Arbitration in Indonesia Mine Row
Britain’s Churchill Mining said on Wednesday that it had filed for international arbitration after an Indonesian court rejected its claim to one of the world’s biggest undeveloped coal reserves. 6:54pm May 23, 2012
Kalimantan Wants Larger Share of Revenues From its Natural Riches
Kalimantan, the Indonesian part of Borneo island, is not only in dire need of additional subsidized fuel supplies, but also wants a larger share of the revenues generated from its natural riches, a lawmaker said on Wednesday. 10:28pm May 23, 2012
Malaysia, Australia Sign Free-Trade Deal
Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia and Australia on Tuesday signed a free trade agreement (FTA) that will strip away tariffs and which Canberra hopes will help jump-start negotiations with China, South Korea and Japan. 4:12pm May 22, 2012
Indonesia Missing Shot to Be ‘Biofuel King’
Indonesia could be the biggest producer of biofuel in the world, but only if the government is serious about developing the industry, analysts say. 9:17pm May 22, 2012
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9:29pm | Nearly Every High School Stude...
I can already imagine how many future Nobel prize laureate will be coming from the ranks of these students. And of course how many Nobel Prize winn -
9:28pm | Lady Gaga Refuses to Tone Down...
Ladygaga is my new heroine, she has more balls than our President and so-called majority peace-loving moderate but silent Muslims.. Now bataks shou -
9:24pm | Update: Australia, Indonesia D...
blightyboy, The cases emerged my friend was pointing out were in their late thirties up to late forties. Most of the cases go indetected according -
9:06pm | Most Still Unaware of Indonesi...
tell that to the journalist that just got stabbed by the government minister. The US needs to hurry up and sell these apes some artillery so they c -
9:02pm | Indonesia ‘Most Tolerant Count...
Jubal.Harshaw: post of the day sir. -
8:47pm | Most Still Unaware of Indonesi...
Good one, i believe it's the first country in the region(S.E.Asia) doing so, beside Australia and kiwi. -
8:36pm | Some Experts Say Indonesia's B...
@JohnnyFool I strongly believe everyone is entitled to speak freely on any topic . Those thugs have so many different fundamental b -
8:29pm | Indonesia ‘Most Tolerant Count...
22 - read the artice - most the people they reffering to are Indonesians NOT overseas. Its ok anyway because Indons have the highes



