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The divestment of three fast food outlets in the past three months reflects a strong interest in the asset class.

The bluster around automation, artificial intelligence and jobs plays out online and in column inches most weeks around the world, but is it justified?

Unemployment is at record lows in WA, but pressure from mass resignations and outbound travellers is looming.

Losses due to the pandemic have led to some upheaval in the sector.

ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL: The annual Business News Biggest Employers survey has tracked changing employment patterns in WA over 13 years. This article is part of a special series to mark Business News' 25-year anniversary.

SPECIAL REPORT: Whether it's burritos, car repairs or mortgage advice, a number of big franchises are targeting growth in 2018.

SPECIAL REPORT: Data from the annual BNiQ Search Engine biggest employers list suggests an economic recovery is under way as mining and civil contractors boost their workforce numbers.

SPECIAL REPORT: Big businesses are employing an increasing share of the WA workforce, while the services-oriented economy maintains its growth, the latest BNiQ Biggest Employers survey has uncovered. Click through to see details on Western Australia's 170 largest employers.

Irish fast food company Supermac's is confident the legal obstacles put up by McDonald's Australia will not stop it expanding into Perth and Sydney.

This innovative fast-food outlet is testament to how passion can drive business growth.

Western Australia's top 10 largest private sector employers employ more than 103,200 people between them, about 2,000 fewer than last year, according to BNiQ research.

Cancer Council WA is shifting its headquarters to Subiaco, after buying a 2,200 square metre office in the Westgate Building on Railway Parade in a deal brokered by commercial agency Burgess Rawson

There are work opportunities available for those able to relocate, as a shift to supply-side economic reforms gains traction.

Perth-based fast food chain Croissant Express has been acquired by a specialist investor in the quick service sector led by former Hungry Jack's CEO, Tim Tighe.

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

RETAIL giants Wesfarmers and Woolworths continue to employ more people in Western Australia than any other private sector employers, with the introduction of Sunday trading boosting part-time and c