Insolvency veteran Bryan Hughes has benched himself while his former Pitcher Partners colleagues grapple with a $9 million claim by the liquidator of failed technology play Titan Interactive.
The Murdoch-based regenerative medicine company is shipping another 200 nerve repair products to assist injured Ukrainians with the backing of big Perth funders.
Perth-founded Advanced Navigation has proven Western Australian technology can generate extraordinary wealth, with new disclosures showing its two founders are each closing in on $200 million fortunes.
Defence Minister Paul Papalia has announced a partnership between Defence West and UK-based Faculty's fellowship program, to boost AI skills for the sector.
UPDATED: A major telco insists millions of customers still had access to emergency services despite its network going down for a large part of the day.
Mining giant Hancock Prospecting has invested over $1 billion in SpaceX as part of its blockbuster IPO, which officially debuted on the Nasdaq this week as the largest capital raise in history.
In a move to keep up with surging AI demand, communications giant Vocus has quadrupled the capacity of its Perth to Adelaide optical fibre route—all without digging a single ditch.
Fremantle-based SeaStock has been granted an aquaculture licence to establish WA's first commercial scale, land-based seaweed production facility in Oakford.
Perth neurological drug developer Argenica Therapeutics says it has addressed several hurdles which led the US FDA to knock back clinical trials of its flagship ARG-007 stroke drug.
Modular data centre specialist DXN Limited, which manufactures in Welshpool, has inked an $8.8 million deal with a US neo cloud operator which could lead to over $US200 million in orders.
Perth-based Vection Technologies says changes to accessibility laws in the European Union have buoyed growth in sales of its innovative kiosk platform, as it announced a new $3.3m deal.
Perth 3D-printed propulsion system developer Aurora Labs Limited has inked a three-year deal with a joint venture comprising some of the world's largest defence companies.
A report recently tabled to Parliament highlights the data security weaknesses in the state's universities and TAFEs, described as an attractive target for cyber criminals.
One of Australia's largest data centre developers has blamed "highly conservative" WA planning laws for a decision to scrap a $1.1 billion development, and warned archaic views risked similar future projects.
Changes to the research and development tax incentive have received a mixed review from industry and experts, with some warning it risked legitimate research missing out on funds.
Instructure says data exposed in a hack of its Canvas software last week, which included thousands of WA students, is safe after it reached an "agreement" with the group behind the attack.
Edith Cowan University students have been impacted by the breach of global education software Canvas, with some students unable to access the school's learning management system.
