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Faulty throttle, poor pilot monitoring led to Indonesian plane crash: Report

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By Bernadette Christina Munthe, Cindy Silviana
| The New Daily Verified
Live A faulty automatic engine throttle system that was not properly monitored by pilots led to a deadly January 2021 crash of a Sriwijaya Co 737-500 jet, Indonesia’s air accident investigator KNKT says. The crash into the Java Sea after take-off from Jakarta, which killed all 62 people on board, was Indonesia’s third major commercial plane crash in just over six years and shone a spotlight on its poor air safety record.
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Indonesian state-owned digital wallet LinkAja shifts focus to lending

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By Cindy Silviana
| DealStreetAsia Verified
By Cindy Silviana January 14, 2022 Premium Indonesian digital wallet LinkAja, which is backed by several of the country’s state-owned enterprises (SOEs), is shifting its focus to lending, amid competition from unicorns such as OVO and GoPay in the retail payments segment. Continue reading this story with a subscription to DealStreetAsia. Subscribe Already a subscriber? Log in Contact us for corporate subscriptions at subs@dealstreetasia.com. Bring stories like this into your inbox every day.
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Indonesia’s SiCepat in talks with GIC for funding, eyes IPO in Q3 2022

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By Cindy Silviana, Aastha Maheshwari Verified
| DealStreetAsia Verified
Photo: SiCepat Ekspres's LinkedIn page By Cindy Silviana, Aastha Maheshwari January 11, 2022 Premium Indonesia’s last-mile delivery startup SiCepat Ekspres is in talks with investors, including Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC, to raise over $150 million ahead of its public market debut this year, sources privy to the development told DealStreetAsia. Continue reading this story with a subscription to DealStreetAsia. Subscribe Already a subscriber?
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