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Legendary mining entrepreneur Ron Sayers has been remembered as generous, entertaining, and a big-thinking business leader after passing away this morning.

On today's episode of At Close of Business, political editor Gary Adshead gives an on-the-ground view of candidates running across three key marginal electorates.

Randal Humich has released the concept designs for his $160 million proposal to revamp a strip of shops along Barrack Street.

The local bourse has sunk to a nearly two-month low, as last week's rollercoaster ride shows no signs of abating.

More than half-a-billion dollars of COVID-related government expenses were incurred in the year to June 2021, according to the state's auditor general.

Kerry Stokes-backed developer Flagship’s $180 million plan to build a 27-storey tower in the heart of King Square is another step closer to fruition.

Leading demographer Simon Kuestenmacher says the CBD will still thrive, despite millennials moving to outer suburbs.

Perth-based audio technology company has flagged a strategic shift with the appointment of a US-based CEO and possible dual listing, most likely on the Nasdaq.

The former Carilley Estate site in the Swan Valley is being transformed into a second home for local spirit brands Limeburners and Giniversity.

Three candidates with diverse backgrounds line up to contest three diverse electorates in WA that could be crucial to the outcome of the May poll.

A $12.6 million package will be allocated in the state budget to preserve and enhance one of the state’s “top cultural and tourism assets”.

40under40: Having a clear vision has paid off for GenusPlus Group founder and managing director David Riches.

Australia seems to be missing the mark in terms of producing the agriculture leaders of the future.

Western Australia has recorded a new peak in daily COVID cases overnight, surpassing the 10,000 mark for the second time.

Perth's median house price in April was a 24.5 per cent increase on June 2020.

Westpac has posted a 12 per cent drop in first half cash earnings to $3.1 billion, on the back of competitive pressures in the home loan market and increased provisions for bad debts.

Anthony Albanese has lashed out at the prime minister's leaders' debate performance as nothing but smirk and smears, as pre-poll voting gets under way across the country.

Proxy adviser opposes Woodside’s climate plan

GenusPlus Group managing director David Riches was named First Amongst Equals at the 2022 40under40 Awards, ahead of a diverse cohort of Western Australia’s young business leaders.

An influx of approximately 8,000 workers could return to Perth’s CBD as BHP, Chevron and Woodside look to encourage hybrid work models.

Varsity Group is eyeing a Midland site for its next expansion following the opening of its Innaloo store in coming months.

On today's episode of At Close of Business, Jordan Murray and Matt Mckenzie review the key policy debates in the federal election this week.

Andrew Forrest has offered a searing critique of Facebook following revelations about the company's negotiations with the federal government over its media bargaining code.

The ASX dropped 2.2 per cent to finish the week down 3.1 per cent, with losses across the board in what an analyst described as "complete carnage".

One of the state's two deputy police commissioners, Gary Dreibergs, has ended his 40-year career and will not be in the running to replace the outgoing commissioner Chris Dawson.

Norwest Crane Hire has received the first Liebherr 650T crane in Western Australia ahead of a series of works scheduled with major mining companies in the Pilbara.

In their weekly podcast Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer discuss interest rates, inflation outlook, market impact, house prices, Carillon sale and CBD developments, hybrid working, and carbon farming.

The Malaga facility attracted a 5 per cent yield, a record for Perth’s northern industrial corridor.

Liquidators for Forex Capital Trading released their investigation report, finding that the company’s former customers have incurred a loss of at least $77.5 million.

The state’s largest timber manufacturer will close its 70-year-old Greenbushes mill and stand down 50 employees after investing $54 million as the state’s native logging ban looms.

Shares in gold technology company Chrysos Corporation have crashed on their first day of trade, down 36 per cent from their issue price.

The local branch of Zonta International has used its 50th anniversary to launch Perth Foundation for Women to maximise its community impact.