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US-based ecommerce giant eBay plans to increase its ownership in Indonesia’s MetraPlasa from 40 percent to 49 percent, local media outlet Berita Satu reports. MetraPlasa was originally established in late

The e-commerce battle is getting even hotter in Indonesia with many major players looking to take the top spot here. Who’s the latest entering the field? eBay. We spoke with

In celebration of Indonesia’s biggest telco Telkomsel’s 18th anniversary on May 26th, nine local e-commerce sites will hold a one-week promotional program with special treatment for Telkomsel users like extra

Tomorrow is the wonderful date of the triple twelves – 12-12-2012 – and to make sure the day becomes even more special, seven Indonesian e-commerce stores are planning to hold

The Association of E-commerce Indonesia (IdEA) was assembled by heavyweight Indonesian e-commerce players back in May to help spur the growth of Indonesia’s online shopping industry. The current twelve members

(1) PT Kompas CyberMedia, the company behind Kompas.com, announced an investment in city directory startup Urbanesia.com. (2) Metro TV officially announced (via Twitter) that they have released a mobile application

Tokopedia recently celebrated its second anniversary. Lucky for us, its co-founder William Tanuwijaya is willing to share some interesting facts about the company during its second year. Despite the newness of

Just two months after the soft launch of Blibli.com it has left beta testing and launched fully. It comes with added security features to allay the concerns of Indonesian consumers about

With the support we have right now in Indonesia for an individual or a team to begin their own start-up, it’s certainly an exciting time for the local tech scene.

Readers may remember us reporting the launch of Rakuten Belanja just earlier this month. With so many e-commerce sites launching and battling it out in Indonesia, we wanted to dig a little