Indonesia and the South Korean government announced on Tuesday they would relaunch negotiations for the Indonesia-Korea Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (IK-CEPA).
Chinese exports unexpectedly rose last month, according to official data released on Thursday just as China sat down for crucial trade talks in Beijing with its top trade partner the United States.
A British departure from the European Union without a deal could put 600,000 jobs around the world at risk, with Germany the hardest hit, a study published Monday found.
Japan Tobacco expects the country’s heated tobacco market to post moderate growth this year but sees a nearly 80 percent rise in its own sales as it attempts to catch up with the sector leader Philip Morris International
Swedish manufacturer Volvo Cars, owned by Chinese group Geely, said on Wednesday it was recalling 167,000 cars worldwide because of a problem with the power-operated tailgate.
The rivalry between homegrown ride-hailing company Go-Jek and Singapore-based Grab has reached the next level, with the former having received its latest round of funding for its regional expansion from global tech giants.
Lusia Arumingtyas, 26, is one of a growing number of young middle-income Indonesians who have decided to invest money in the stock market, a trend expected to continue in Southeast Asia’s largest economy, where the number of individual investors remains small.
US officials are fanning out across Europe to warn about the security risks of allowing Chinese telecoms giant Huawei to help build 5G mobile networks, a US diplomat said Tuesday.
Indonesia’s gross domestic product (GDP) expanded by 5.18 percent year-on-year (yoy) in the fourth quarter of last year, Statistics Indonesia (BPS) announced on Monday, bringing the overall growth for last year to 5.17 percent, the highest annual expansion since 2013, when the economy grew by 5.56 percent.
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