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Jakarta Motorists See Pertamax Prices Drop For First Time In Months

Pertamina says fuel pricing remains tied to global crude, currency shifts and efforts to protect consumer purchasing power.

From Bali To Phuket: TransNusa’s Newest Southeast Asia Link

Regulatory approval pending, TransNusa's Bandung routes could open new secondary-city connectivity in the region.

Kumamoto Shop In Tokyo Crowded With Visitors After Quake

Kumamoto products have become a symbol of solidarity among Tokyo residents responding to the earthquake’s impact.

Tier 2 Gas Falls, Coal Rises In TNB’s August Cost Mix

Domestic users below 600 kWh remain exempt from Malaysia's fuel surcharge under the current tariff framework.

Awwal Credit Card-I Set To Launch In Malaysia This October

Islamic finance principles meet modern card design as Bank Muamalat readies the Awwal Credit Card-i for an October debut.

MediAsas Pilot Advances As Bank Negara Malaysia Plans Governance Framework

The Klang Valley pilot for MediAsas is testing claims, enrolment, and billing ahead of 2027 launch.

Kimpton Suntaya Bali Ubud Details Five Dining Concepts, Wellness Facilities

Kimpton Suntaya Bali Ubud reflects IHG's broader push into Southeast Asia's luxury segment.

Bumi Resources Targets 2030 Startup For Kalimantan Methanol Facility

Indonesia targets long-term methanol capacity of 3.6 million tonnes annually from a single Kalimantan site.

World Fintech Day: Standing Credentials Are Fintech’s Quiet Liability

Standing credentials show how fintech’s biggest vulnerabilities can hide inside the systems that make digital finance work.

Legok Nangka Plant To Power 2029 Grid With Municipal Waste

PLN will build transmission infrastructure linking the facility directly to the regional grid.