Singapore Have No gas fields, But Prices Cheaper than RI

The price of gas in the country too expensive. It complained of a number of businessmen Textiles and textile products (TPT). Surprisingly, in Singapore the gas price is much cheaper than in Indonesia, whereas Singapore has no gas, he can also be a gas, imported from Indonesia. For information, the price of gas industry in Indonesia touched US $ 8-10 per Million Metric British Thermal Units (MMBTU). More expensive than the price of gas...

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Aircraft N219 Made in Bandung Current Sign Testing Phase

After introduced to the public in November 2015 and then, the best original works of the children of Indonesia namely N219 is now entering a phase of the test or tests. Previously, the testing process is done using 4 units of prototype N219. "Now begins the test for the structure. Starting with the wing structure static test, then the test development for the main landing gear," said Program Manager PTDI to N219, Budi Sampurno to...

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This step Surviving Amid Sluggish Pertamina Oil and Gas Industry

PT Pertamina (Persero), a State-Owned Enterprises in the integrated energy sector, projects of oil and gas reserve ratio or the Reserve Replacement Ratio (RRR) to grow 200-400% per year to meet national energy needs.Natural production decline (decline) and the drop in world oil prices pose the greatest challenges Pertamina today.Bambang Manumayoso, Governance Team Leader (Transformation) Upstream Pertamina said various efforts were made,...

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Products in the US and Europe Embargo, Manufacturers AK-47 Log in to Business of Fashion

Kalashnikov, AK-47 weapons manufacturers, opening new business lines namely fashion to souvenirs. The latest, the arms manufacturer whose shares are majority owned Russian authorities have opened fashion stores that sell clothes to souvenirs with pictures displaying the icons, AK-47. One of the outlets or boutiques newly launched Kalashnikov was in Sheremetyevo International Airport, Moscow. In this kalasnikov Boutique, sold a variety of...

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Trump rattles industry with fracking position

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is stirring unease in the oil and natural gas industry with his remarks about hydraulic fracturing. Trump supports fracking, but says towns and states should be allowed to ban the drilling practice. That position is at odds with industry groups and congressional Republicans, who say the practice is safe and should be permitted nationwide. Oil industry representatives remain behind Trump,...

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Tech industry, privacy advocates pressure Commission on export control bill

Technology industry groups are rushing to lobby the European Commission to change a draft bill, before it’s proposed in September, that would require export controls on surveillance products. Companies are anxious that new, tougher export rules for a range of items, including biometrics and location tracking software, will clamp down on Europe’s technology industry and even push firms to move out of the EU. The executive plans...

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From 0 to 100: Should an Accelerator Be Your Business Incubator?

For any business to flourish, time is an essential delimiter. It is never easy to start from scratch and still power the organization into the pinnacles of profitability, at least not overnight. Every entrepreneur must learn to be patient as resources need to be utilized in a proper manner for getting those desired results. Moreover, it is all about the momentum when business growth is concerned as profits are usually elusive...

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French Muslims to create foundation to finance mosques

A new foundation will be created to help finance mosques in France and keep out radical benefactors, the head of the French Muslim Council said Monday. Anouar Kbibech proposed the foundation would be used to fund the construction and running of mosques and would be financed by fees paid by actors in the halal food sector. France, home to Europe's largest Muslim community, is a secular state that prohibits the use of state money for places...

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10 Tips for the First-Time Business Owner

I write Entrepreneur.com 's Young Entrepreneur column because I believe there are far too few resources directly addressing the nonacademic trials and tribulations young entrepreneurs face along their journey. Whenever possible, I encourage up-and-comers and established entrepreneurs to mentor the next generation of dream-seekers; for it is this insight and insider education that will provide the foundation for the entrepreneurs of tomorrow. With...

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Porter: Can the coal industry be saved?

Donald Trump has promised to reopen coal mines and restore coal jobs. While anything is possible – this election certainly proves that – the odds aren’t on his side. If elected, Trump could certainly roll back some regulations. But the biggest problem the U.S. coal industry faces is an energy marketplace dominated by clean and inexpensive natural gas. Thanks to the shale revolution, we have a vast supply of natural gas that only grows...

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