"We invite you to participate in our national development. Do come to Indonesia to invest because there are now plenty of investment and business opportunities there," the President told the German business makers.Get tae absolute fuck.

A group of investors will soon begin building the first ever private railway in Indonesia, worth US$1 billion, as a key part of the planned development of a massive $5 billion integrated industrial facility in East Kalimantan.

Berlin (ANTARA News) - Visiting Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono has called on German investors to invest in Indonesia arguing that the investment and business climate in the country had much improved.

After being hit with a hefty fine for under-reporting imports of alcohol, state importer PT Sarinah said on Tuesday that dozens of containers would soon be released from Jakarta’s Tanjung Priok port to meet the increased demand during the Christmas and New Year holidays.

TEMPO Interactive, Jakarta: The Fiscal Policy at the Finance Department said indonesia's current debt ratio has reached a save level for the government to consider expansive fiscal policies to finance infrastructure projects, and suggested the government to provide stimulus to boost economic growth...

TEMPO Interactive, Jakarta: The Coordinating Ministry for the Economy is seeking to delay free trade mechanism on hundreds of products from 12 sectors ahead of the beginning of the ASEAN – China Free Trade Agrement beginning on January 1st next year.

The government plans to start running Indonesia’s ports around-the-clock by early January to speed up customs clearance and reduce logistics costs, officials said Tuesday.“All ports will operate 24 hours, starting from Tanjung Priok Port [in Jakarta],” said Edy Putra Irawadi, deputy in charge...

Indonesia cities ranking Doing Business in Indonesia 2010 compares business regulations across 14 Indonesian cities. The report focuses on local and national regulations that affect 3 stages in the life of a small to midsize domestic firm: starting a business, dealing with construction permits, and...

Yogyakarta is the easiest city in Indonesia to start a business in, way ahead of Jakarta, which ranked just seventh of 14 Indonesian cities in a new survey.The study, released on Tuesday by the International Finance Corporation, also revealed that Manado and Makassar would hold their own globally...