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Regulations 2 months ago

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RI raises fuel import quota for retailers after 2025 supply snarl

Following last year’s fuel snafu, the government has decided to increase this year's import quotas for private retailers, but has not publicly announced by how much.

Companies 3 months ago

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Vivo secures Pertamina fuel deal as Shell talks hang in the balance

Vivo procured 100,000 barrels of imported RON-92 base fuel through a business-to-business (B2B) agreement with Pertamina’s commercial arm, PT Pertamina Patra Niaga.

Companies 6 months ago

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Shell, BP pumps run dry in Jakarta as import caps bite

The energy minister said private fuel retailers seeking additional import quotas should instead tap existing national reserves by striking B2B deals with state-owned Pertamina.

Companies 1 year ago

Apple's Q3 China smartphone sales slip, Huawei's soar

Apple reached second place with a 15.6 percent market share, though down 0.5 percentage points year-on-year, while Huawei claimed third place with 15.3 percent, gaining 4.2 percentage points, showed data from researcher IDC on Friday.

Markets 3 years ago

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RI smartphone market tightens as Samsung pushes foldable devices

A February market update from Canalys suggests that Korea's Samsung might be leading the year's market trend with high-end foldable devices.

Business 5 years ago

Smelling blood, Huawei’s Chinese mobile rivals look to capitalise on its US woes

All the same, Huawei’s Chinese rivals smell blood in the mid- to high-end phone market. In August a Huawei executive said the company will not be able to produce its flagship processors that power its high-end smartphones.

Science & Tech 5 years ago

Your future smartphone may be able to change color

To stand out from the crowd, Chinese manufacturer Vivo is counting on the wow factor of two innovations: a system to change a phone’s color at any time.

Business 6 years ago

Samsung, Tokopedia spend big on digital ads, Nielsen says

Samsung allocated 42 percent of its total ad budget on digital platforms during the period, while online marketplace Tokopedia spent 36 percent of its ad budget.

Science & Tech 6 years ago

Vivo teases tech that can charge your phone to 100% in 13 minutes

On Thursday, a Vivo product manager published a video to Weibo showing off a new technology that can charge a smartphone with a 4,000 mAh battery from zero to 100 percent in just 13 minutes.

Business 6 years ago

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Five smartphone brands control 80% of Indonesian market

Global smartphone shipments predicted to decrease from 1.89 billion units last year to 1.80 billion this year.

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