News Articles for Len Buckeridge

After 12 years of regulatory and legal battles, building magnate Len Buckeridge is getting ready to proceed with a private port at Cockburn Sound, with potential benefits for many industries.

The leaders of some of WA's top private businesses say overregulation is stifling the development of an entrepreneurial culture in Australia.

It may seem cliched and hackneyed to sceptical consumers, but many of this year's top entrepreneurs genuinely believe that quality service is the key to their business success.

AS the world enters its fifth year of economic turbulence and even the best-insulated businesses in Western Australia are being affected, the factors that determine business influence in this state

Gina Rinehart wants to be like building magnate Len Buckeridge. The BGC boss never has to tell the world how much money he makes, but ASIC is telling Mrs Rinehart she has to.

IT should come as no surprise that building magnate Len Buckeridge is in dispute with the authorities over his plans for a significant piece of land at Baldivis.

GOOD DNA only gets a business founder so far.

WESTERN Australia's leading private companies are under the spotlight now more than ever before.

Private business is a big player in some important WA sectors.

Ports such as Fremantle and Oakajee are vital, yet problematic, for the state's development.

CONSTRUCTION giant BGC is in the early stages of developing an offshore cement production capacity as it looks to offset the risks of manufacturing in Australia amid rising costs, notably the potential for a carbon tax.

Softer conditions outside mining don't bother big private companies too much.

IN a capital-starved world those businesses that continue to invest stand out more than ever before.

Female business executives came to the fore in 2007, winning recognition in some of Australia's most prominent business awards.