THE number of Western Australian companies to have listed or plan to list on the Toronto Stock Exchange has risen to 19 after West Perth-based Monarch Gold Mining Company Ltd said it would list early
The Western Australian Trade Enquiry Service is operated by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Western Australia (CCI) with the support of the WA Government’s Department of I
IN his final days as Perth’s lord mayor last week, Dr Peter Nattrass demonstrated the city’s commitment to offsetting carbon emissions by sending council staff out to count trees.
The American Chamber of Commerce is hosting a breakfast seminar with Woodside Energy Ltd managing director and CEO, Don Voelte, October 31 at The University Club.
AGL dumps Anthony; Nexus shut down of the auction for Anzon; tax cuts promises to cost $80b in the next five years; Gordon raids Ten options for a 4.3 per cent stake; Labor widens the gap over the coalition after one week.
Prime Minister John Howard made pledges on climate change and Australian troops in Iraq in last night's debate, but most commentators picked Labor leader Kevin Rudd as the winner.
Coles can do better than Woollies; Woodside forced to shut Otway; housing affordability record low; Carpenter makes critical reports of DoIR; Howards halves the gap with Labor.
Australian wealth world's strongest; Briggs offload Westralian shares; Woolies blocked from buying Kmart; Bogolyubov reveals he will fund ConsMin takeover with spare cash; Investors demand overhaul of shareholder meeting voting system.
The Australian Video Rental Retailers Association has hit back at claims of a superior service offered by internet-ordered, post-delivered DVD rental services.
ACCC fines Pratt record $38m; SA govt forces Santos to wait another year to remove takeover rules; Howard's $34b package could become a burden; Rudd eyeing Swanbourne Barracks land to ease housing pressures; Airlines to increase ticket prices.
FOOD and liquor wholesaler Metcash Ltd has sold the remaining 12 of its former Action supermarkets in Western Australia for between $40 million and $45 million.
St John of God Pathology chief executive officer Kevin Taylor has been promoted into the newly-created role of group director corporate services for parent company, St John of God Health Care.
The People’s Republic of China’s Ambassador to Australia, Zhang Junsai, to speak at a China Chamber of Commerce breakfast on October 25 a the Hyatt Regency.
WESTERN Australia’s most famous meat pie maker, Mrs Mac’s, wants all meat pies made in Australia and New Zealand to contain a minimum of 25 per cent "meat flesh".
Change Corp has appointed Bron Suchecki and Stuart Macnish as senior consultants, Brett Campbell and Darren Baseden as consultants and Evan Cunningham-Dunlop as associate consultant.
AFTER 13 years managing the portfolio of Ventura Homes as group construction manager, builder David Russell has joined Perth newcomer, Frasers Property, as construction director.
Aurox Resources Ltd has appointed Neil Tregea as project director, responsible for overseeing the constructing and commissioning of the company’s Balla Balla iron concentrate operation.
Europe in style - Subiaco-based Automotive Events Management is behind a tour with an automotive flavour that takes in the sights of Europe in the luxury of fine automobiles.
The Supply Chain & Logistics Association of Australia is holding a supply chain & logistics leadership forum titled ‘Introducing change’, October 25 at the Technology Park Function Centre in Bentley.
PERTH’S housing market is staging a modest recovery with the median house price reaching $460,000 in the September quarter and tipped to keep rising until the new year, according to the Real Estate In
PROFITS of Western Australian medium-sized businesses have grown at three times the rate of businesses in New South Wales and twice the rate in Victoria over the past year, according to the latest Pri
