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Indonesia Is Welcoming Refugees With Forced Curfews and Violent Crackdowns

Indonesia Is Welcoming Refugees With Forced Curfews and Violent Crackdowns

Photo by Andi Batara Al Isra Hundreds of asylum seekers hit the streets of Makassar in protest this week, cal…

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The Ken Southeast Asia

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By Nadineq Freischlad Verified
| The Ken
A premium 🔒 weekly newsletter that helps you stay on top of the most important developments from business, tech, and startups from Southeast Asia. Someone sent you this? Subscribe here Good morning Dear Reader, Welcome back to Strait Up, our weekly newsletter that helps you make sense of what’s going on in Southeast Asia.
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Not enough room on the digital ark for Indonesia's sinking banks

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By Nadine Freischlad, Nadineq Freischlad Verified
| The Ken
Home Search Newsletters It started in September 2019. A relatively unknown, small bank on the Indonesian Stock Exchange (IDX) suddenly came alive. For years, Bank Artos had been trading at around a mere IDR 25 (US$0.0018) per share. By the first week of October 2019, shares were up to IDR 400 (US$0.028), that’s already a 1,500% increase. Fast forward to now, the bank’s shares are worth IDR 4,350 (US$0.31).
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Gross Well-being Product 😇

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By Nadineq Freischlad Verified
| The Ken
Edition #194. Tuesday, 05 January 2021 A 🔒 paid newsletter that demystifies the hidden models, incentives and consequences of the most significant events across India and Southeast Asia. Someone sent you this? Subscribe to BFO Good morning, The pandemic is exposing flaws in the GDP model, but there’s no easy fix. Chinese regulators, meanwhile, have found a clever one for the rigged incentive systems of rating agencies. India’s telcos are fighting an uphill battle against Big Tech.
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