A RECENT report published by Gartner predicts modest growth globally in the personal computer (PC) market, with global economic uncertainty likely to delay a strong recovery in the
DELAYS in the Town Planning Appeals Tribunal process have long been the bugbear of the development industry, however, the appeals tribunal has recently undergone fundamental changes and it appears protracted delays may become a thing of the past.
SECURITY related businesses are facing a big jump in fees, with charges doubling for some forms of licences in yet another apparent State Government revenue grab.
UNDERTREASURER John Langoulant stands head and shoulders above other public servants.
His influence derives in part from simply being head of Treasury and Finance – the man who controls the purse strings.
Western Australian leaders in fisheries research have been awarded a combined $5.5 million in the latest round of Fisheries Research and Development Corp
INFLUENTIAL people in sport are more than just star players or star coaches.
They are people who affect the future of sport in the State through their influence on Government, business and the community.
ASCENT Capital Pty Ltd has developed a specialisation in salvaging the remnants of failed companies and the proposal that will be put to Tuart Resources shareholders is just the latest in a series of similar moves.
THE top political advisers are largely aligned with the most influential people in State politics.
In Premier Geoff Gallop's office the key people are chief of staff Sean Walsh and senior media adviser Kieran Murphy.
PERTH-based recruitment and labour hire specialist CPE Group is bedding down its recent acquisition of the Queensland operations of rival, Benchmark Recruitment.
WESTERN Australian regulators have been very prominent over the past year.
The agencies on the list all have substantial autonomous power and their decisions can have a profound impact on the business sector.
WESTERN Australian Government moves to accelerate the collection of stamp duty on the sale of businesses from July 1 is going to put an onerous strain on small business operators.
WHO provides the strategic direction and tactical guidance for WA's politicians? Political advisers, bureaucrats and organisational allies such as the union movement have a strong influence.
ACCORDING to a recent contact centre management survey senior managers do not always understand the important role contact centres play in building a brand and differentiating an or
WEST Australian Newspapers chief executive Ian Law has been rated as the most influential person in the WA media.
He is seen as the driving force at the company, wielding far more influence than Brian Rogers, editor of The West Australian.
