Shanna Crispin

Telecommunications major Fujitsu has been seconded to help advance the latest bid to build a subsea cable link from Perth to Singapore.

The RAC has reinforced its favour of global media and branding agencies with it announcing a new winner for its media communications work.

The recent opening of a five-star Chinese restaurant won’t be the last addition to Crown’s culinary line-up.

The former head of information technology firm Alphawest Services has launched a new business aiming to cash in on increasing demand for data storage.

Labour costs are putting pressure on builders as they try to keep up with demand for new homes.

Not all local stockbrokers have been hit by falling commodity prices and the downturn in the mining sector.

Pilbara-focused gold miner Millennium Minerals has reported good news in a gloomy industry with a maiden profit of just over $34 million for the first half of calendar 2013.

The increasing demand for digital and mobile expertise in branding strategies has prompted Chameleon Creative and Reignite to formalise a six-year long relationship.

Internet service provider iiNet has continued its growth through acquisition strategy with a deal inked to purchase South Australian-based Adam Internet.

Business News for Western Australia. Thursday August 1. Shanna Crispin reports. Office vacancy rate increases. Perth house prices take a slight fall. Strike Energy raises $9.2 million and more.

Shares in Perth technology company Empired have risen slightly on news of a contract with Barrick Gold.

A local health fund's new image is a result of an entire company overhaul.

Two of the oldest names in Perth's advertising industry have disappeared as increasing competition from national firms puts pressure on local players.

LAST week the most ubiquitous brand launched an advertising campaign in which it proferred a newfound dedication to health awareness.

Business News for Western Australia. Wednesday July 31. Shanna Crispin reports. Murray & Roberts makes takeover offer for Clough .Western Areas warns of million dollar hit. AHG expands New Zealand footprint and more.

Financial commitment from Asian investors has prompted an east coast-based technology company to reveal plans for a subsea telecommunications cable link from Perth to Singapore.

Business News video update for Friday July 26. Shanna Crispin reports. Kevin Rudd visits WA. Rental growth outperforms home values. Kalgoorlie Mining Company takeover nears completion and more.

The team behind some of the city’s most progressive venues has a new project that promises to be a little bit Spanish and a little bit Latin.

Employment services firm Community First International has reported an influx of jobseekers as Western Australia’s unemployment rate hits a three-year high.

Local environmental consultancy Outback Ecology is seeking to tap into the opportunities presented by its merger with global giant MWH Global, despite acknowledging the current tough market conditi

After dedicating two years to the drawn-out and incomplete commercialisation of AnaeCo’s waste-to-energy technology, managing director Patrick Kedemos is now leaving the company.

The Eastern Metropolitan Regional Council has been given the environmental tick of approval to develop a waste-to-energy plant at its Redhill site.

After running some of Perth's best-known nightclubs for five years, businessman David Heaton is taking a decidedly different tack in his next business venture.

Seven years ago, Western Australia's poster boy for entrepreneurship had a wake-up call – shares in the company Michael Malone had created from a standing start in his parents' garage were tum

The completion of an initial resource estimate for Sirius Resources' second major nickel deposit near Norseman has failed to replicate the market excitement when the ore body was initially discover