Skywest takeover suitor CaptiveVision Capital has had its two resolutions – to remove chairman Pat Ryan and to cap directors’ remuneration at $160,000 – resoundingly rejected at an extraordinary gener
After eight years of battling with various government authorities, former car dealer Gerry Hevron has finally been allowed to demolish the Midland Inn.
Lakis Construction, the company that won the $5.3 million contract for platform extensions on six northern suburbs railway stations, is fighting off a claim of nearly $196,000 from subcontractor Bell Corporation.
Fuel and aircraft costs, along with expenses associated with a takeover bid from Captive-Vision Capital and a legal settlement with former CEO Bill Meake have stripped more than two thirds from Skywest’s profit forecast for 2003-04.
Shareholders in Biometrics could be forgiven for wondering what happened to their security technology company, which has undergone significant upheaval since its November 2003 float.
SMALL gas users face little prospect of change in the choice
of supplier despite Western Australia’s market having opened to full
competition on May 31.
ONE of Perth’s largest home-grown car and equipment rental
agencies, Apex Car Rentals, has been put into liquidation owing creditors more
than $8 million.
THE Western Australian Museum has become the latest organisation to make a play for the old East Perth Power Station site, hiring HW & Associates for $22,000 to put together a cost planning feasibility study.
