Oyika is looking to revolutionize the nascent EV market in the region with its battery-swapping technology.

The company is pouring money into Indonesia to remain the country’s go-to social network.

Grab’s app has been downloaded 200 million times. That means it’s on the phones of up to 30% of Southeast Asia’s population.

Gojek started as a ride-hailing provider. It is now far more than that.

ShopeePay’s rapid rise can’t be separated from the popularity of the Shopee platform.

A drive to Bali shows that EVs promise lower maintenance and operational costs. But Indonesia still needs serious work on infrastructure and incentives for vehicular electrification.

Indonesian investment platforms are seeing increasing interest from investors.

The pandemic has sapped the income of gig workers in Indonesia. Yet, there are opportunities in the digital economy for those who switch gears quickly.