Shares in digital health company ResApp Health have closed up 33 per cent today to 20 cents, after it received European regulatory approval for its first commercial product – the ResAppDx-EU.
Shares in Gold Road Resources have closed trade down 17.1 per cent, after its joint venture partner in the Gruyere gold project sold its 9.9 per cent stake in the company.
The number of long-serving chief executives at WA listed companies is shrinking rapidly. We look at recent retirements by several 'veteran' CEOs and a small group of individuals who have lasted more than 10 years.
Woodside Petroleum, Save the Children Foundation and Sandfire Resources were among those recognised for their renewable projects and community partnerships at last night’s resources sector awards for excellence.
Australian Finance Group has posted a 0.8 per cent decrease in net profit, but is optimistic about its future following the federal election result earlier this year.
Automotive Holdings Group has suffered a loss of $232.6 million for the 2019 financial year, following major asset write-downs to its automotive and refrigerated logistics businesses during the period.
Midland Brick is coming back into Western Australian ownership, with a consortium featuring Fini Group, Linc Property and Birchmead acquiring the brickmaker from ASX-listed building products supplier Boral for $86 million.
Commonwealth Bank of Australia has renegotiated the sale of its CommInsure life insurance business to Hong Kong-based AIA for a reduced $2.375 billion.
Oil prices weakened overnight on worries about the global economy and as equity markets were on edge over the uncertain outlook for US interest rate cuts.
Gold inched lower overnight after comments from US Federal Reserve officials dampened hopes for additional monetary easing, although investors awaited further clarity from the central bank chief at the Jackson Hole symposium.
The state government has shortlisted two proponents to design and build the new Bayswater station, with early construction to commence later in the year.
OPINION: The state government’s $1.6 billion plan to build railcars at Bellevue for the Metronet project represents a massive public sector investment in local manufacturing.
Australian school students are frequently overlooking vocational education in favour of going to university to the detriment of their future career prospects, according to a report from the Grattan Institute.
Shell is seeking to build its presence in the Australian power sector, launching a $617 million takeover bid for Australia’s second-largest energy retailer that looks likely to be accepted.
Former deputy prime minister and Nationals leader Tim Fischer is being remembered as an "Australian original" and "one of the finest" after his death at the age of 73.
Perth company Shed Systems has been ordered to pay almost $77,000 in fines, compensation and costs after taking deposits from consumers for sheds but failing to supply them.
Mineral Resources managing director Chris Ellison’s base salary will be reduced by $300,000, as the miner’s full-year net profit after tax slumped 39 per cent to $165 million.
South32 has announced it is in talks to sell its struggling South African energy-coal business to Seriti Resources, but its Worsley alumina operations performed strongly.
Coles' full-year profit has slipped 9.1 per cent to $1.43 billion, despite an increase in supermarket comparable sales as it invested in supply chain improvements and restructured following its spin-off from Wesfarmers.
Qantas has announced another share buyback and raised its final dividend despite higher fuel costs and a weaker Aussie dollar pulling down its full-year profit by 17 per cent to $1.302 billion.
