Struggling surfwear retailer Billabong International is expected to fend off more takeover bids after its share price dived to its lowest level on record.
The Australian share market closed lower as investors expect a summit of European Union leaders this week to achieve little in solving the euro zone's ongoing problems.
Billionaire Kerry Stokes' positioning for a possible bid for Consolidated Media Holdings was most likely serious but unlikely to succeed, analysts say.
Atlas Iron has appointed mining contractor MACA as its civil construction, mining and crushing services partner for its Mt Dove iron ore project in the Pilbara, after receiving final environmental
Australian stocks have opened lower, led by falls in the resources-related sectors as market players looked past a positive lead from offshore markets.
Perth has been tipped to record the highest growth in median house prices over the next three years, as buyers return to the market amid improving conditions, a report says.
Governments, banks and households struggling with too much debt are dragging down the world's economy and more needs to be done to make the banking system safer, a global organisation of central ba
Any chance of US markets enjoying a rally last week were torpedoed by warnings about weaker US growth and a sweeping indictment of the world's largest banks.
Not-for-profit business advisory group, Business Foundations, headed by Phil Kemp, has been appointed to operate the Innovation Centre WA at Bentley’s Technology Park.
Forge Group has continued its management shake-up, with the second of its three founding directors, Andrew Ellison, set to step down, and a new chief operationg officer recruited.
The families of some of the Sundance Resources directors who were killed in a plane crash en route to the company's West African iron ore project have launched legal proceedings against the firm.
Western Australian retailers are preparing to open their doors on Sundays, after legislation ushering in historic changes to retail trading hours passed through parliament yesterday.
The Western Australian CEO Sleepout has raised $700,000 and counting after a successful 2012 event which culminated in 106 CEOs staying at the WA Cricket Association ground last night.
Fortescue Metals Group says it can beat the federal government's mining tax in a legal challenge that will thrash out the century-old states versus Commonwealth rights debate.
The Australian dollar has fallen to a one-week low after weak manufacturing data from the US and China sparked renewed concerns about global economic growth.
