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Economy 10 months ago

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RI, China sign deals on industry, trade, local currency payments

President Prabowo Subianto praised several major joint projects between Indonesia and China while urging Chinese companies to deepen their involvement in Indonesia’s economy, creating jobs and transferring technology.

Economy 1 year ago

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Indonesia, UAE ink MoUs on energy, minerals cooperation

Other points of cooperation include tourism, culture, health care, technology and industrial development.

Tech 2 years ago

OpenAI in deal valuing it at $80 billion: Media

OpenAI has concluded a deal with investors that reportedly values the California start-up at $80 billion or more, after a roller-coaster year for the inventor of ChatGPT.

Business 6 years ago

Trains made by Indonesian state firm to serve commuters in Philippines

Two trains – with three cars each – are diesel multiple units powered by on-board diesel engines. Each train has the capacity to carry 750 passengers for 18 to 20 trips per day on assigned routes.

World 6 years ago

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US seeks concrete, ‘not flashy’ deals with Indonesia

A high-level United States business delegation is in Jakarta this week to strike "concrete deals" and reduce Indonesia's trade surplus with Washington, the US ambassador to Indonesia has said.

Opinion 7 years ago

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Creating M&A value: Not a done deal

Our analysis on the recent M&A activities in Indonesia from 2012 to 2016, we see that almost half of the deals resulted in shareholder value being destroyed even after two years of deal close.

Business 8 years ago

Malaysia puts Grab on anti-competition watchlist after Uber stake buy

Malaysia said on Monday that it will monitor ride-hailing firm Grab for possible anti-competitive behavior, after rival Uber Technologies Inc. offloaded its Southeast Asian operations to the Singapore-based firm.