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Aisha Shaidra joined Tempo in 2013 and writes lifestyle stories and public figure profiles for Koran Tempo and Tempo.co.
The Padjadjaran University Indonesian literature graduate now covers business and economic issues for Majalah Tempo. Part of the writer’s team that won the 2020 Adinegoro Award.
Imported rice must arrive no later than mid-February. Weather conditions affect unloading. Bulog applies a new tactic.
Automakers are competing fiercely in the electric vehicle market. The industry is seeing an increasing influx of new players.
Business owners are disappointed with the Government Regulation in lieu of Law on Job Creation. They are taking issue with regulation changes on wages and outsourcing, despite benefiting from incentives.
Loyal passenger clubs play a major role in the education and marketing of bus transportation, including for the sleeper bus. This boosts the ecosystem in tourism and transportation.
The sleeper bus has a long history. They are popular for long-distance travel, but some countries ban them for being the cause of accidents.
The PPSK Law delegates a number of new powers to the Financial Services Authority. From supervising crypto assets, venture capital, to gold banks.
Waves of layoffs continue to hit the digital industry. Tech companies in various countries fire thousands of employees. The demand to be more efficient combined with low funding will trigger a mass layoff in digital startups.
Banks are preparing disbursement plans and calculating the risk of green financing. It still needs plenty of adjustments.
Several regulations are causing a flood of imported textile and textile products. Mass layoffs are inevitable due to this disruption to the domestic market and a drop in exports.
Blibli will have its IPO in early November. Seeking fresh funds to cover its debts, Blibli is dependent on Djarum Group’s digital ecosystem.
Sugar producers claim they were not involved in the discussion of sugar self-sufficiency regulations. They question the import quota for raw sugar.
LKBN Antara moved its office after Wisma Antara is sold to Bank Syariah Indonesia (BSI). It will utilize assets for new businesses.
PLN makes ICON Plus as a subholding company engaged in businesses other than electricity sales. The company releases a bundling package of electricity and Internet services, preparing to compete with Telkom.
Contractors of infrastructure projects demand cost and contract adjustments as material prices escalate. There are risks, from a drop in quality to stalled projects.
Several regions have begun growing sorghum. Farmers are complaining about the low price and income from crop sales.
The police invited labor unions and university students to discussions in order to prevent protests against increased fuel prices. Many did not come.
Manufacturers find it difficult to provide induction stoves as targeted by the government. A number of large companies back away from the project.
Business actors are requesting for an extension of the banking credit restructuring policy, which will end in March next year. Their businesses have not recovered, their loan payments could be challenging.
Still financing the coal industry, a number of national banks express their commitment to mobilize sustainable financing products.
Pelita Air fills the middle class aviation market niche now that it no longer has to act as a lifeboat for Garuda Indonesia. The airline prepares to add new planes and open new routes.
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