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Archive: 6 January 2010

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Wealth Managers Roll Out Red Carpet For Indonesia's Multiplying Millionaires

Singapore. Sandiaga Uno, the second-youngest man on Forbes’s Indonesia rich list, says private bankers inundate him with investment pitches and have offered everything from wine-tasting and concerts to karaoke evenings and gambling trips to Macau to solicit his business.

Investment in mining to top $2.5b in 2010

The government plans to invest US$2.5 billion in the mining sector, an official said Tuesday.Bambang Setiawan, the director general of mineral resources, coal and geothermal mining at the Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry, told Antara the government had increased its investment target from $1.

Foreign tourists catch some rays at Bali

Foreign tourists catch some rays at Bali's Kuta Beach. (Photo: J.P. Christo, JG)Indonesia Tourist Arrivals Rose in 2009 but Spending DeclinedMore foreign tourists visited Indonesia last year than in 2008, but they spent less, resulting in a sharp decline in total tourism revenue, the government...

Indonesia Tourist Arrivals Rose in 2009 but Spending Declined

More foreign tourists visited Indonesia last year than in 2008, but they spent less, resulting in a sharp decline in total tourism revenue, the government reported on Monday.A total of 6.45 million foreign nationals visited the country in 2009, an increase of 0.

Indonesia's Pawn-Shop King Seeking Rp 7 Trillion to Lift Lending

State-owned PT Perum Pegadaian, the country’s biggest operator of pawn shops, said on Tuesday that it would seek Rp 7 trillion ($756 million) from the capital markets this year to strengthen its capital structure and increase its total lending.

Insurance Fund to Protect Indonesia Infrastructure Investments

The government has established a state-owned guarantee fund to protect investors in infrastructure projects from any “unfavorable” policies that could hurt their investments, the Finance Ministry said on Tuesday.