TEMPO Interactive, Jakarta: Although two of its subsidiaries have closed their factories, PT Cadbury Indonesia - the chocolates and sweets company, still remains in Indonesia.“It’s not true that Cadbury is leaving. They’re still trading here. I’ve spoken with the president director.

To help develop the renewable energy sector and the use of biofuels, the government is considering providing various incentives, including value-added tax (VAT) reductions for business players, and excise duty cuts for biofuel users.Evita H.

Moody’s Investors Service is considering an upgrade in Indonesia’s sovereign debt rating, according to a Bloomberg News report citing two analysts with the rating agency.Steven Hess and Thomas Byrne said Friday (13/7/07) that the government is handling national finances well and has brought...

With its large population and current low penetration rate, Indonesia is among the most attractive markets for mobile phone makers in the Asia and Pacific region.It is no wonder, then, Indonesia has become the battleground for some of the world's biggest mobile phone producers, including Nokia,...

A regulation is being drafted that would oblige mining firms to conduct post-exploration activities after their concessions end, a senior lawmaker says.The regulation, which would supplement the mining bill, is part of efforts to help ensure responsible mining operations that meet natural and...

Qatar has asked Indonesia to ratify a tax treaty so it can continue a US$1 billion infrastructure development fund it committed to Indonesia last year.The treaty against double taxation in both countries may be needed because Qatar and Indonesia could manage the infrastructure fund through a joint...

Jakarta (ANTARA News) - Indonesia's new list of foreign investment limits by sector has caused head-scratching among investors. But analysts and the government say that despite confusion, it is a step towards untangling the infamous bureaucracy of Southeast Asia's largest economy.

Jakarta (ANTARA News) - The government was expected to intensify the penetration of national culture and history based products to the global market by providing various facilities and incentives to the exporters, Industry Minister Fahmi Idris said here over the weekend.