Creditors filed complaints against a producer of Adidas shoes in Jakarta, Indonesia, claiming the company had not paid its bills, court papers show. Leather supplier CV Cisarua and the Bank of Negara Indonesia filed charges against PT Prima Inreksa Industries, The Jakarta Post reported Wednesday. The litigation is our last resort, said CV Cisarua attorney Yakobus Eko Adrianto. Negotiations over the issue have always ended with the company claiming they cannot pay their bills, Adrianto said. But, Adrianto noted that the shoemaker still employs about 5,000 workers and is still producing shoes.

Yahoo seeks Indonesian local partners to boost advertisement JAKARTA, Aug. 2 (Xinhua) -- The regional unit of top Internet portal Yahoo is looking for new Indonesian partners to help expand its market in the country, the Jakarta Post reported Saturday.

Decentralization hits Indonesian investment in mining JAKARTA, July 14 (Xinhua) -- An ongoing dispute between the central and local governments over the disbursement of authority to manage licenses for mining operations is unlikely to be resolved any time soon, the Jakarta Post daily on Monday reported.

Welfare minister tops Indonesia's rich list JAKARTA, May 27 (Xinhua) -- Indonesia's Coordinating Minister for People's Welfare Aburizal Bakrie tops the 2008 list of richest Indonesians with a total assets of 9.2 billion U.S.

Text of report in English by influential Indonesian newspaper The Jakarta Post English-language website on 19 May [Unattributed article: "Doubts over Pertamina plan to limit fuel purchases"] PT Pertamina may have trouble limiting fuel transactions to stop panic buying in response to planned fuel price increases because of a lack of regulations for implementing the policy.