China export-import bank to finance 3 Indonesian power plant projects | Print |  E-mail Thursday, 24 July 2008   Views : 8 Favoured : None JAKARTA, July 24 (Xinhua) -- The China Import-Export Bank is financing three projects of steam power plant in several provincial areas in Java Island, Indonesia. 'Negotiation with the bank will be in the final phase of the projects.

Execution location found for Indonesian terrorists | Print |  E-mail Thursday, 24 July 2008   Views : 10     Favoured : None A site for the execution of three Indonesian men, convicted over the 2002 Bali bombings, has been surveyed by prison officials. Int'l Congress of Islamic Scholars to Be Held in Jakarta | Print |  E-mail Thursday, 24 July 2008   Views : 10     Favoured : None --Indonesia's largest Muslim organization, Nahdlatul Ulama (NU), will host the third International Conference of Islamic Scholars (ICIS) in Jakarta from July 29 through Aug. Indonesian businessman eyes majority stake in Newmont unit - report [XFNA] | Print |  E-mail Thursday, 24 July 2008   Views : 9 Favoured : None JAKARTA (Thomson Financial) - Indonesian businessman Jusuf Merukh is interested in acquiring a controlling stake in Newmont Nusa Tenggara (NNT), a local unit of U.S. mining giant Newmont Mining Corp., Bisnis Indonesia reported Thursday. Indonesia needs better business climate, labour inputs for growth - OECD | Print |  E-mail Thursday, 24 July 2008   Views : 12     Favoured : None PARIS (Thomson Financial) - Indonesia needs to improve the business environment and make better use of labour inputs to put the economy on a higher growth trajectory, the Organisation of Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) said. Indonesian shares higher at midmorning on selective big caps buying - UPDATE | Print |  E-mail Thursday, 24 July 2008   Views : 8 Favoured : None JAKARTA (Thomson Financial) - Indonesian shares turned higher in midmorning trade, with the main index recouping its early losses, on selective buying in big caps. Trial begins of Indonesian airline pilot accused of negligence in crash that killed 21 | Print |  E-mail Thursday, 24 July 2008   Views : 10     Favoured : None YOGYAKARTA, Indonesia-The pilot of an Indonesian jetliner that crashed killing 21 people went on trial Thursday accused of negligence, a charge that carries a maximum penalty of life imprisonment, his lawyer said. Muhammad Assegaf, a lawyer for Capt.

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