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Economy 1 year ago
Global rice prices drop after India allows white rice exports
India on Saturday allowed exports of non-basmati white rice. That came a day after New Delhi cut export duty on parboiled rice to 10 percent, buoyed by a new crop in the offing and higher inventories in state warehouses.
Economy 2 years ago
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Long road ahead for Indonesia’s jet fuel industry
The government is inviting private oil and gas companies to produce aviation turbine fuel (avtur) as it seeks to bring down airfares, but experts say Indonesia lacks a competitive advantage in the industry, making it unattractive for investment.
Academia 2 years ago
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Why 1 million Indonesians flock to Malaysian hospitals annually
As many as 60 percent of medical tourists stated they had experienced a misdiagnosis at a domestic hospital. This situation forced them look for better and more reliable medical services abroad, a report says.
Academia 2 years ago
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Expensive medicines in Indonesia? It's just not true
The "expensive medicine" trope has again resurfaced in headlines across the country, when the fact of the matter is that Indonesians have many, many options when it comes to buying medicines, from branded imports to locally produced generic drugs.
Academia 2 years ago
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China to cement grip in Southeast Asia EV market amid trade war
With Western countries aiming to distance themselves from China by imposing levies on its EV automakers, Chinese manufacturers are set to expand their presence in other emerging markets, particularly Southeast Asia.
Regulations 2 years ago
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Businesses hold back on geothermal projects as PLN return deemed unattractive
Indonesian Geothermal Association (INAGA) secretary-general Riza Pasikki deemed PLN’s terms and conditions “were not attractive enough” to bring in prospective investors to develop geothermal working areas in the country.
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