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Charting new horizons

With its interests in the cement, energy and automotive industries leading the charge, the homegrown Bosowa Corporation now has its sights set on becoming a major player in 10 core businesses. HM Aksa Mahmud, its founder and chairman, spoke with GlobeAsia. 12:03pm Apr 27, 2012

Uniform success

Global polyester king

Hashim’s new horizons

STAR COLUMNISTS
Steve H. Hanke and Richard Conn Henry
Changing Times
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COMPANIES

On the rise

It may not be a first-choice pick, but bread, with Sari Roti loaves leading the charge, is making significant headway into the Indonesian diet – and its maker Nippon Indosari Corporindo is reaping the rewards. 1:05pm May 4, 2012

Springboard to the world

Veteran banker sees clear skies ahead

The growing business of seeds

SPECIAL FEATURES

$50 billion to connect Indonesia

With the aim of boosting national trade via comprehensive connectivity, Indonesia is preparing to invest heavily in the development of new projects in the transportation sector. 9:33am Apr 1, 2012

Wages: In search of a win-win solution

Mansions in the sky

New faces to contest gubernatorial election

ENERGY

Time to take a risk

In the face of declining oil and gas production, the challenges for Elisabeth Proust lie not in whether reserves are present, but in whether it makes good economic sense to reach them. The Total E&P Indonesie president director spoke with GlobeAsia. 7:30pm Apr 1, 2012

Oil supplies run deep

Integration sets Indika apart

Black gold baron

ENTREPRENEURS

Green goals

Even while he helms a sprawling list of businesses, a green agenda remains close to his heart. Entrepreneur Emil Arifin spoke recently with GlobeAsia. 12:41pm Apr 27, 2012

Steady, and steadfast

Indonesia must become a regional player

Slow and steady

INTERVIEWS

Jakarta needs leaders with entrepreneurial spirit

Candidate for deputy governor of Jakarta Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, better known as Ahok, is no stranger to the capital city. He grew up in Kalibaru in West Jakarta, obtained his degree in geology from Trisakti University and studied at Prasetya Mulia management institute. He gained experience as a businessman in mining and heavy equipment, a professional as a vice-president of a company and was the first ethnic-Chinese Indonesian elected to take up public office as regent of East Belitung. GlobeAsia interviewed Ahok recently on a wide range of issues. Here are some excerpts: 12:17pm Apr 27, 2012

Making a difference

Can Indonesia feed the world?

Creating a national rallying cry

INVESTMENT

Redefining Indonesia as a market

Japanese companies now see Indonesia not only as an assembly point for their operations but also believe that the combination of a rising middle class and a favorable policy environment is conducive for continued investment. But they make it clear that they expect infrastructure development to be accelerated. 1:16pm May 4, 2012

Indonesia high on investment radar

Britain woos Asian Investors

Red carpet for investors?

LIVING THE GOOD LIFE

The man who sparked India’s wine revolution

Rajeev Samant founded India's largest winery, Sula Wines, before there was even a market for wine in India. Today, the Indian wine market is growing by 25 percent a year. 1:05pm Apr 27, 2012

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