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

List of the various political isms, neo-liberalism, capitalism, imperialism, and colonialism, and materialism.

Whether internationa investment and foreign investors in Indonesia benefit the people.

Indonesia is not a poor country and is one of the most appealing destinations for foreign investment.

Corruption allegations against Bank Indonesia governor Burhanuddin Abdullah.

An increase in the current minimum wage in Indonesia.

The top Indonesian exporters for 2007, and investment prospects.

Indonesia’s developing of the geothermal energy and power industry.

Buying palm oil estates and plantations in Indonesia.

Indonesian labor unions.

Lee Kuan Yew’s thoughts on Indonesian economic prospects.

Cement industry demand and investment.

Creating a national brand for Indonesia.

The World Bank’s report card for the Indonesian economy, early 2007.

Two investors desert Bintan island.

Six Singaporean investors leave Batam.

The Jakarta MRT, Mass Rapid Transit train system, is planned to open in 2014.

Foreign investment inflows fell 33% in 2006.

Oil production is forecast to continue to fall.

The Toyota Rush and Daihatsu Terios cars will soon be launched.

Indonesia is less attractive to Japanese investors in 2006, compared to last year.

The US ambassador to Indonesia says the country’s economic prospects are bleak unless big changes are made.

Foreign direct investment (FDI) is down by 48% January to October from last year.

For Arab investors in Indonesia Islam and profitability are key factors, while for Americans it is safety and legal certainty.

Bajaj of India intends to take on the Indonesian motorbike market, with the 180cc Pulsar.

Indonesia seeks $12 billion in funding for infrastructure projects.

Growth prospects may be harmed by drought while some continue to worry about the lacklustre performance of the economy overall.

The government is restricting the level of foreign investment permissible in the fiber optic industry.

Notional foreign direct investment in the country is largely steady while in real terms FDI values have fallen significantly year to date. The domestic investment picture is modestly brighter.

Nissan has committed $60 million over the next few years to increase its market share in Indonesia, and plans to shortly launch the new Livina model.

The Old Navy and Banana Republic brands may soon become features of middle class wardrobes as The Gap plans to open up shop in Indonesia.

TVS Motor Company, producers of motorcycles, of India sees Indonesia as the base for its operations in South East Asia.

The Royal Doulton Company is happy with its investment in Indonesia and plans to put another $125 million into its operations here.

An interview with vice president Jusuf Kalla as he discusses the investment climate in Indonesia.

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.

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

Indonesia still has a long way to go to compete with the likes of Singapore, says the head of the national investment body.

Indonesia remains a difficult place for doing business.

President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono implores regional leaders to help in attracting direct foreign investment and capital.

President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono makes bold growth forecasts for the Indonesian economy.

The lack of British investment in Indonesia is a result of the difficulty in acquiring investment permits.

Since the economic crisis of the late 1990’s Japanese investment in Indonesia has declined dramatically.

Investment and economic growth news, May 2006.