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Articles in September, 2003 issue of Indonesian Commercial Newsletter
- 14 oil and gas projects signed.(Economic News In Brief)
- PLN offering discount to large consumers of electricity.(Corporate News In Brief)
- Shoe makers demand tax incentive.(Economic News In Brief)(Brief Article)
- 12 toy producers move production operations abroad.(Corporate News In Brief)(Brief Article)
- Regulation on rice trade to be effective early 2004.(Trade)
- Imports from China up 25%.(Economic News In Brief)
- GM expands market in Indonesia with Optra.(Corporate News In Brief)
- Wahana Ottomitra Multiartha (WOM) issues bonds valued at Rp 300 billion to raise working capital.(Finance And Banking)
- Forestry ministry tightens regulation on timber processing industry.(Economic News In Brief)(Brief Article)
- Krakatau steel asks for maintaining 25% import duty on steel products.(Corporate News In Brief)
- SMEs to be involved in counter trade with Libya.(Economic News In Brief)
- Tigatra ready to buy 25% stake of Telkom in CSM.(Corporate News In Brief)
- Sales of drinking water in packaging (AMDK) declining.(Economic News In Brief)(Brief Article)
- Pharmaceutical producers demand tax incentives.(Corporate News In Brief)(Brief Article)
- Export growing without relying on government's support.(Focus)
- Cigarette companies expected to fail to reach sales target.(Economic News In Brief)
- Production target of Sampoerna exclusive cigarettes set at at 500 million a year.(Corporate News In Brief)
- Ineffective regulation on rice and sugar imports.(Focus)
- PMDN and PMA projects approved in first and second wseeks of July, 2003.(Investment)
- Gulf oil and Petronas to join in lube oil market competition in Indonesia.(Mines And Energy)
- PMA projects approved until August up 23%.(Economic News In Brief)
- Excelcomindo launches multi media messaging service.(Corporate News In Brief)
- Chinese tools flood the domestic market.(Economic News In Brief)(Brief Article)
- Indonesia brings 125 dumping allegations to WTO.(Corporate News In Brief)(World Trade Organization)(Brief Article)
- Toll road business reviving.(Industry Profile)
- Goodyear to close factory.(Corporate News In Brief)(Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.)(Brief Article)
- No hike in the price of local products of wheat flour.(Economic News In Brief)
- Indofarma cooperates with distributors of herbal medicines.(Corporate News In Brief)
- Developers enthusiastic with decline in housing credit interest.(Industry Profile)
- 800 furniture factories stop operation.(Economic News In Brief)(in Indonesia)(Brief Article)
- Excelcomindo Pratama issues bonds valued at RP1.25 trillion to finance cellular networks expansion.(Communication)
- No royalty on production of U.S. patent products of medicines.(Economic News In Brief)
- Number of foreign tourists down, keeping hotel industry in the doldrums.(Tourism)
- Ministry to push for construction of automotive pier.(Economic News In Brief)(Brief Article)
- PLN to buy electricity from large companies.(Corporate News In Brief)(Brief Article)
- The government to develop oil palm plantation in isolated islands.(Economic News In Brief)
- Medco acquires two oil, blocks in Aceh.(Corporate News In Brief)
- Appendix-2: economic indicators.(Appendices)(Indonesia)(Illustration)
- Sales of hand phones shrink by 40%.(Corporate News In Brief)(Brief Article)
- Carrefour, largest foreign hypermarket in Indonesia.(Trade)(Industry Overview)
- Appendix-2: economic indicators.(Appendices)
- PMDN and PMA projects approved in third and fourth weeks of July, 2003.(Investment)
- PLN facing scarcity in power supply.(Mines and Energy)
- Access to ASEAN market not easy for manufactured food products.(Economic News In Brief)(Brief Article)
- Pelni stops service to 25 ports.(Corporate News In Brief)(Brief Article)
- Appendix-1: business contacts.(Appendices)
- DHL builds logistic centers in 5 cities.(Corporate News In Brief)
- Eterindo Group converts US$ 215 million in debt into shares.(Industry)
- Factory machines and equipment exempted from VAT.(Economic News In Brief)(value added tax)(Brief Article)
- Krakatau steel asks for maintaining 25% import duty on steel products.(Corporate News In Brief)(Brief Article)
- Sales of motorcycles until July 2003, 1.52 million units.(Trade)
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- 5 Economic Scenarios to Keep You Up at Night
- The Real ‘Best Places to Retire’
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- 12 Tough Questions to Ask Your Parents
- The Real ‘Best Colleges’
- Home Buyer Tax Credit: How to Cash In
- Why You Shouldn't Bash Cash
- 8 Phony 'Bargains' and Better Alternatives
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- 6 Myths About Gas Mileage
- 29 Fees We Hate Most
- Quick and Easy Ways to Boost Returns
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- Lower Your Taxes: 10 Moves to Make Now
- New Jobs: 8 Lessons from Real-Life Career Switchers
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- Volunteer Work When Unemployed: Should You Work for Free?
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