Indonesia finance minister says not being pushed out of job
JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia's finance minister denied on Thursday that he was being pushed out his job, dismissing speculation that he was being shifted to the post of central bank...
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Indonesia economy slows in fourth quarter, exports weigh on outlook
JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia saw the slowest growth in two years in the fourth quarter of 2012, with weak exports and a lack of government infrastructure spending casting a cloud...
Indonesia’s clogged ports strain growth prospects
JAKARTA (Reuters) - At Jakarta's infrastructure monitoring nerve center, live TV cameras track traffic flows on port access roads and highways, satellite images show cloud cover, and a Twitter feed...
Indonesia’s clogged ports strain growth prospects
JAKARTA (Reuters) - At Jakarta's infrastructure monitoring nerve center, live TV cameras track traffic flows on port access roads and highways, satellite images show cloud cover, and a Twitter feed...
Cosmetics firms see beauty in Indonesian consumers
JABABEKA, Indonesia (Reuters) - Vanya Sunanto never used any makeup until she was 25. But now, at 30, she uses 10 layers of cosmetics on her face every day. Sunanto...
Cosmetics firms see beauty in Indonesian consumers
JABABEKA, Indonesia (Reuters) - Vanya Sunanto never used any makeup until she was 25. But now, at 30, she uses 10 layers of cosmetics on her face every day. Sunanto...
Indonesia’s Bali recalls horror of bombs 10 years on
KUTA, Indonesia (Reuters) - Worshippers at the Ar-Rahmat mosque in the Indonesian town of Kuta have prayed every night for the past 10 years for the victims of bombs that...
Indonesia’s Bali recalls horror of bombs 10 years on
KUTA, Indonesia (Reuters) - Worshippers at the Ar-Rahmat mosque in the Indonesian town of Kuta have prayed every night for the past 10 years for the victims of bombs that...
Western brands see Indonesia as land of milk and diapers
JAKARTA (Reuters) - Global consumer firms such as Nestle and Procter & Gamble are investing hundreds of millions of dollars in Indonesia, drawn by the combination of rising wealth and...
Western brands see Indonesia as land of milk and diapers
JAKARTA (Reuters) - Global consumer firms such as Nestle and Procter & Gamble are investing hundreds of millions of dollars in Indonesia, drawn by the combination of rising wealth and...