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The new ATR 72-600 turboprop planes, worth US$610 million, will be integrated into Lion Air unit Wings Air, with full delivery scheduled for the end of 2015, said an ATR statement issued at the Singapore Airshow. “The ATR aircraft are perfectly adapted...
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The contract is for the National Airspace Surveillance -- Republic of Indonesia program and the companies plan to offer the government the TPS-77 and FP-FPS-177 long-range surveillance radars. The Lockheed radars -- more than 40 in all -- would be...
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A man prepares his sidewalk stall for business in Jakarta on February 16, 2012. Economists and analysts supported the central bank’s rate cut, saying Indonesia should favor economic growth this year rather than focus on inflation, a news reported. View Photo »
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We actually do not want to pay the ETS because the consequences would be that we would raise our ticket prices
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Australia's northern neighbour announced in December it was closing many of its ports over quarantine concerns, rationalising access from 14 ports to four with the restrictions to begin next month. DFAT and Trade Minister Craig Emerson are lobbying the...
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PT Netpoleon's business will merge into Westcon Group, trading as PT WESTCON GROUP. This business will act as the foundation for the company's Indonesian operations, based in Jakarta. Edward Lim will continue to lead the Indonesian business and manage...
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Wages, he argued, should not outstrip inflation. Yet foreign investors protest too much. To say that wage rises should not exceed inflation is to say that real wages should remain stagnant—in other words, that Indonesia should never develop. Moreover,...
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A sidewalk shoes vendor receives payment from a custumer in Jakarta on February 16, 2012. Economists and analysts supported the central bank’s rate cut, saying Indonesia should favor economic growth this year rather than focus on inflation, a news... View Photo »
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If the plan is approved, non ASEAN citizens will need only a single visa to enter any one of our 10 countries. This will encourage more tourists to conme to Indonesia and ASEAN
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Islam-based political party has proposed a new draft bill to ban alcohol sales in Indonesia. “The PPP initiated the draft bill on alcohol because we feel alcohol is not in keeping with Islamic teaching and will ruin the next generation of Indonesians,”...
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About PT Netpoleon PT Netpoleon was founded in 2000 by Edward Lim (a Singaporean) and Irawan Adiwono (an Indonesian) in Jakarta, the largest city in Indonesia. PT Netpoleon previously had a franchise agreement with Comstor Pte Ltd providing it with the...
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