Palm oil-producing countries Indonesia and Malaysia recently sent a joint mission to Brussels to fight back against EU's deforestation law.
Looming Bauxite Export Ban Not Well-Thought-Out: Think Tank
Indonesia may be far from ready once the bauxite export ban enters into force, according to Indef.
BusinessBusiness Newspaper Investor Daily Launches New Look
The introduction of the new look reflects the new spirit of the management to bring the paper closer to its loyal readers.
Business19 Companies Emerge as Winners at B-Universe CSR Awards
The awards recognize the success of the companies’ corporate social responsibility initiatives.
BusinessBNI Unveils Strategy to Boost Digital Transactions
These strategies include support for the government's program on transaction digitalization and financial inclusion.
BusinessIndonesia’s BSI Seeks Saudi Partnership to Crack Top 10 Sharia Banks
Sharia banking has become a prospective sector that Indonesia and Saudi Arabia can work together on.
BusinessTech Transfer: Why Indonesia Likes Partnering with China
During 2014-2022, China invested $30.8 billion in 15,906 projects in Indonesia.
BusinessWhy Female Representation Matters in Corporate World
Sunrun's independent board director Sonita Lontoh gives her take on why representation of Asian women in top positions matters.
BusinessNusantara Offers 80-Year Land Titles for Industrial Use
Government data shows the land titles for industrial uses in Nusantara are almost three times longer than what Singapore offers.
BusinessSiloam Allocates Rp 255B for Dividend Payment
The shareholders’ meeting also agreed on the appointment of Benny Haryanto Djie as the new chief executive officer.
BusinessIndonesia, Slovenia Mull Logistics Cooperation via Port of Koper
Port of Koper, the only Slovenian international cargo port, is expected to give a major boost to bilateral trade with Indonesia.
BusinessPoland Banks on Agri-Food to Cut Trade Deficit with Indonesia
Bilateral trade with Poland hit $1.4 billion in 2022 during which Indonesia's exports stood at $1.1 billion.
BusinessNusantara Popular Among Investors, but Things Take Time: Authority
New capital project Nusantara has amassed more than 220 letters of intent from investors both
BusinessIndonesia Posts $6.5B Surplus in Balance of Payments
Foreign exchange reserves stood at $145.2 billion in late March, up from $137.2 billion in December 2022.
BusinessVideos Teaching How to Start Kia, Hyundai Cars with USB Linked to Thefts
It’s a phenomenon known as performance crime -- people look for ways to go viral on social media platforms.
BusinessIndonesia, Iran to Ink Trade Deal During Raisi's Visit
Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi will meet his Indonesian counterpart Jokowi at Bogor’s Presidential Palace on Tuesday.
BusinessPalm Oil Exporter Indonesia Concerned by EU’s Deforestation Law
The deforestation law sets mandatory due diligence rules for companies that want to place products in the EU market, and covers palm oil.
BusinessUK Junior Business Minister Nusrat Ghani Visits Indonesia for Trade, Investment Talks
She will first meet Investment Minister Bahlil Lahadalia to further ambitions under the UK-Indonesia Investment Cooperation agreement.
BusinessIndonesia Proposes OPEC-Like Group for Nickel at G7 Summit
Home to the world's largest nickel reserves, Indonesia pitches the establishment of an OPEC-like organization for this silvery metal.
BusinessToyota Discloses Crash Test Problem that Affects Raize, Daihatsu Rocky Models
The latest problem, disclosed late Friday, affects 56,111 Toyota Raize hybrid vehicles and 22,329 vehicles sold as the Daihatsu Rocky.
BusinessVAT Rate to Stay at 11% Next Year
By law, however, the VAT rate will increase to 12 percent in 2025.
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