Quoting: biznews “It’s also not clear what happens if the foreign owner dies - inheritance is not clear in these circumstances.”I'm sure its pretty clear in reality. "Clear out your filthy bule rubbish and sling yer hook.

Didn't even see it coming....

yep, right outta left field, that was.

My goodness, wot a shokka...

VIVAnews - Singapore-based East Ventures acquired some shares of Urbanesia.com, a lifestyle city directory based in web 2.0.Despite the acquisition, two founders of Urbanesia.com, Selina Limman and Natali Ardianto, will still play a role in the company's operations.

VIVAnews - The Directorate General of Taxes will be seriously paying attention to oil palm companies, gold, sand and lead mining firms.The company's reports in the sector will be audited by the Directorate General of Taxes due to negative tax collection from the sectors.

TEMPO Interactive, Jakarta: HSBC operation in Indonesia cooperating with US payment technology firm Visa launched a new product on Thursday (3/6) targeting corporate customers especially small and medium scale businesses, claimed to be the first kind of service in Indonesia.

JAKARTA - Hopes for a change in Indonesia’s restrictive rules on foreign ownership of property were dashed when a major conference of real estate agents on Bali ended last week without an expected government announcement.

Indonesia is the world’s largest exporter of power-station coal during a global energy and commodities boom, but none of the world’s major global mining companies operate in the country, largely as a legacy of nationalistic resources policies. Will this change? Maybe, maybe not.