Nana Shibata

JAKARTA -- GoTo reported Wednesday a net loss of 375 billion rupiah ($23 million) in the April-June period, an 80% improvement from a year earlier, helped by its growing financial business and on-demand services.

KUALA LUMPUR/JAKARTA -- From doubling down on localization to cutting prices and selling assets, Indonesian and Malaysian operators of U.S. fast-food franchises hit by the anti-Israel boycott are scrambling to pare back losses.

JAKARTA -- Indonesia's central bank announced a surprise cut to its policy rate on Wednesday, citing the need to accelerate the economy amid tariff threats.

JAKARTA -- The Indonesian government is pushing to send more skilled workers abroad with mass layoffs in labor-intensive industries and university graduates struggling to find remunerative employment.

Makarim investigated over pandemic-era Chromebook procurement scandal

JAKARTA -- Indonesian students and labor groups are planning more protests over dissatisfaction with the government's responses to their demands --

New sovereign wealth fund was already overseeing strategy of state-owned enterprises

JAKARTA -- Indonesia's central bank announced a surprise cut to its policy rate on Wednesday, citing the need to accelerate the economy.

Four-fifths of Southeast Asian nation's exports to Europe to enjoy zero tariffs, Jakarta says

JAKARTA/KUALA LUMPUR -- Carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects are advancing in Malaysia and Indonesia, as governments and energy investors seek to capitalize on regional decarbonization efforts.