Hydrocarbon junior explorer Hardman Resources NL has enjoyed a healthy spike in its share price since giving the green light to its Colombo gas drilling project near Rome.
THE jewel in the Business Club Australia crown, its state-of-the-art Club venue located at Darling Harbour in Sydney is on schedule for its 1 August opening.
If the crash comes, what do we do? Well, Briefcase has found the perfect getaway – go back to school. Not just any school, but the unimaginably perfect school – the Florence campus of New York University.
STRONG resurgence in the Asian steel market has been the catalyst for expansion of Robe River Iron Associates’ Pilbara iron ore mining operations with the $1 billion development of West Angelas.
WA communications group BinCom Satellite Systems is about to fill the gap created by declining communications services to regional Australia with new technology.
SLIPRAIL creative director Pauline Emili-ani has shunned the gloss of the commercial fashion circuit in order to retain the ethos of her custom-made label.
If the word ‘crash’ causes unexpected sweating and a queasy feeling in your stomach, read no further, because the business world as we have known it for the past few years is about to undergo a rapid change.
PERTH-based Medi-tech Research Limited may be on the brink of a major advance in cancer therapy with its hyaluronic acid technology for the delivery of anti-cancer drugs.
Grimwood Davies Limited CEO Eddy Lee said the D-fone was the first true decentralised Internet phone that did not rely on a PC for its Internet interface.
OIL junior First Australian Resources NL, which has focused on searching for oil in Texas and Louisiana, has turned to the Internet with a US$3 million investment in electronic technology.
Federal Member for Curtin Julie Bishop shows more foresight than some other Federal Parliamentarians by recognising the importance of capital cities, according to Property Council executive director Joe Lenzo.
PERILYA Mines NL has capped off its best six month performance, notching up a record operating profit of $6.2 million at its Fortnum gold mine in WA for the first half of the 2000 financial year.
Get ready for the next ‘nanny State’ campaign, a move to ban muzak in public places. Everyone agrees that 99 per cent of the stuff played in lifts and lobbies is garbage, but it’s hardly as offensive as one British Parliamentarian claims.
A PERTH information technology design company has devised a new computer information interface and an entirely new stream of Extensible Mark Up Language (XML).
BUILDINGS with leading telecommunications facilities will maximise returns to building owners, a communications expert told the recent Property Council forum.
SOUTH Perth-based AMX Re-sources, which recently acquired Semaphore Telecommunica-tions, has received confirmation from the Australian Communi-cations Authority that all city licences held by Semaphore are valid until the end of March 2002.
THE new millennium could mark major hydrocarbon developments for Chevron Australia Pty Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of US oil and gas giant Chevron Corporation.
Star is a genuine attempt at the bistro lifestyle in Claremont.A warm, friendly local atmosphere.Still in shake-out mode but Bruce Chapman will turn this into a great new eating destination.
WEST Perth-based medical development company Genesis Biomedical Ltd has licensed proprietary Internet-based digital capture and delivery technology to its US associate Bodyworks Inc.