Indonesia is not attractive as an investment destination, according to many, while the government sets the date for the passing of the new investment bill.

Reliance on chemical pesticides harms Indonesian food and agriculture exports to Europe.

Sri Mulyani is the all-Asia Finance Minister champion, according to Emerging Markets newspaper.

The city of Yogyakarta plans to build a Knowledge Park, or “Taman Pintar”, to spur on the information technology industry.

The courts may be getting serious about the selling of pirated computer software.

Sales of cars in August 2006 bucked the recent downward trend but year-on-year comparisons paint a still bleak picture.

Great opportunities are said to exist in the Indonesian cable television industry.

Bank Indonesia might provoke a monetary crisis by creating capital flight should it lower interest rates below 10%.

Three new licenses have been granted for the provision of 3G mobile or cell phone services in Indonesia.

The government is gearing up to force the movement of manufacturing industries to industrial parks, while some lament the lack of infrastructure in such places.