Page 16 - Indonesia

New e-commerce rules may choke online growth, caution Indonesian executives

The law also requires online marketplaces to store information in local data centers and for domain names to reflect Indonesia

Indonesia's Garuda fined after firing CEO for smuggling Harley Davidson

A day earlier, State-Owned Enterprises Minister Erick Thohir said CEO Ari Askhara would be dismissed over the allegations.

Indonesia's Gili Islands are an underwater museum of art and marine life

Bit by bit, these sculptures are becoming home to soft corals and sponges. Soon, they will form coral reefs

India probing into alleged fibreboard subsidisation by five countries

According to the notification, it has found evidence of existence of 'countervailable subsidies' on production and export of the goods

India to probe whether some Indonesian steel exporters received subsidies

Indian Stainless Steel Development Association (ISSDA), Jindal Stainless, Jindal Stainless (Hisar) and Jindal Stainless Steel have filed an application on behalf of domestic industry

Nickel prices jump in volatile Asian trade amid fears of Indonesia ore ban

The metal used to make stainless steel hit a 16-month high last Thursday before shedding 2.1% on Friday

Massive blackout affects tens of millions across Indonesia: Details here

Many buildings had to resort to power generators to keep the lights on

Clogged Jakarta: Does Indonesia need a new capital?

Certainly, given the threats posed by climate change, every critical government agency needs a backup site. But does Jakarta need to be abandoned?

Indonesia landslide toll reaches 32 after a week-long search for victims

Several others were injured in the December 31 disaster in Indonesia

Indonesia keen to buy sugar from India; seeks duty cut on refined palm oil

An Indian delegation is scheduled to visit Indonesia this week to negotiate trade between the two nations for these two commodities

Indonesia quake toll tops 1,500, last-ditch search for survivors continues

Governments from Australia to Britain are flying in supplies, the United Nations has pledged $15 million to the relief effort

India launches operation to aid Indonesia, sends ships with relief material

'Operation Samudra Maitri' for humanitarian assistance was launched after a telephonic conversation between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Indonesian President Joko Widodo on October 1

After killer quake-tsunami, volcano erupts in Indonesia, no casualties

Images showed an eruption visible for miles around, with a cloud of ash climbing in a large vertical column with a mushroom-shaped top

48 killed, 350 hurt as earthquakes, tsunami hit Indonesia's Sulawesi island

The US Geological Survey put the magnitude of the second quake at a strong 7.5, after first saying it was 7.7

Will growing intolerance lead to the end of democracy in Indonesia?

The tensions over Islam are part of a much older struggle in Indonesia to determine who controls the interpretation of the religion, and thus religious power

Serial blasts strike churches in Indonesia, at least 11 dead

The Islamic State group has claimed responsibility

Why an India-Indonesia comparison seems fairer than an India-China pairing

The economies of India and Indonesia are run on similar lines; while we may aspire to be a democratic if smaller version of China, we may only manage to be a larger and more accomplished Indonesia

Indonesia to be Asia's new $1-trillion economy

Yet the country has 28 million people living in poverty

Indonesia: 13 dead, thousands caught in floods in Bali

Earlier, 12 people were killed in landslides that wiped out several homes in three mountain villages

Indonesia considers curbs on negative research by banks

Indonesia this week said it stopped using JPMorgan as a primary dealer and underwriter of sovereign bonds