Garuda promotes foreign direct investment in Indonesia, in an unusual way.

Going bananas; Indonesian trade representatives ask why they can’t export fruit to Australia.

Comparative charts of Indonesian economic development indicators, or why Malaysia is just better.

Which Indonesian banks are most suitable for an expat’s needs? Find the answers here.

Some of the local reactions to the Japan earthquake and tsunami tragedy.

Possible danger for the economy and social stability as the price of oil and other commodities skyrockets.

Struggling airline Mandala has ceased operations temporarily due to cash flow shortfalls.

The 18th Indonesia International Motor Show, car industry buoyant; Miss Motorshow 2010: Eviliana.

Sri Mulyani Indrawati about to leave for New York as a Managing Director of the World Bank Group.

Indonesia oriented international and offshore investment, mutual and exchange traded funds.

Development of a hyper mass-market automobile industry and cheap cars for as many as possible.

The prospects for Indonesia and the rupiah currency exchange rate facing the global economic problems of 2009.

Perceptions of government efforts to stem corruption, the most and least corrupt cities and towns, from Kupang to Yogyakarta.

The Forbes list of the top 40 richest business men sees a downturn in fortunes for Indonesia’s wealthiest.

Purba on the quality levels of Indonesian construction methods, and building contracts in Dubai.

The global credit crisis, first focusing on the Lehman Brothers bailout and the interbank credit crunch.

The US financial crisis opens the door for alternative economic models, like sharia finance.

Partial privatization plans for Kratakau Steel, Garuda Indonesia and Bank Tabungan Negara.

Finding solutions to green and energy issues thrown up by the climate change problem.

Making comparisons on city cost of living in Indonesian cities.

Callum foresees rising levels of poverty and social unrest as the effects on Indonesia of global warming.

Callum on the inter-relation between rising food and energy prices, and climate change.

The tin mining industry, government limiting of production and exports, and illegal mining.

The causes of Indonesia’s oil consumption, production, and exploration woes and the way forward.

A national energy saving initiative, ways to save energy.

Electricity and power blackouts in Jakarta.