Grab-backed digital bank lends to GrabCar rental partner
Superbank said the car rental company would use the loans to purchase more than 1,000 additional cars that could be rented by GrabCar drivers.
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Majority of Indonesians ready to go cashless: Survey
The survey shows the trend is dominated by the younger generation, Generation Z, followed by Generation Y and the affluent segment.
Indonesia’s fertiliser price dropping but supply gap persists
President Joko Widodo drew attention to the fertiliser deficit when he explained earlier this month that local producers had failed to meet domestic demand amounting to 13 million…
ThorCon submits paperwork for Indonesia’s first nuclear power plant
According to the firm, investment for this project may total Rp 17 trillion (US$1.1 billion).
Business integration takes centre stage at Asean under Indonesian leadership
Asean Business Advisory Council president Arsjad Rasjid speaks about the programs he plans to push in his chairmanship.
Pertamina fires director over fatal fuel storage blaze
The move comes after a deadly blaze at an oil and gas depot in North Jakarta killed at least 19 people on March 3.
Bank of Indonesia says inflation will remain stubbornly above 5% in first half
However, the central bank expected that the country would still hit the target of reducing inflation to below 4 per cent by the end of this year.
Indonesia’s inflation accelerates to 5.47% in February
Despite the increase, however, annual inflation remains in the range of Bank Indonesia’s (BI) projection, and on a monthly basis, inflation actually eased slightly.
Indonesia achieves high surplus despite lower exports of CPO, iron and steel
The figure is higher than forecasts by research firm Moody’s Analytics and a Reuters’ poll of $3.2 billion and $3.35 billion, respectively.
Indonesian news firms push for a rule on ads-revenue sharing and algorithm
Media players are pressing for the long-awaited media sustainability bill to include more responsibilities for big-tech platforms.