As the new state premier approaches his first 100 days in power, the Chamber of Commerce and Industry WA will be holding a corporate luncheon to hear Colin Barnett (right) speak of his government’s go
Red Hill Iron Ltd directors Joshua Pitt and Neil Tomkinson have boosted their stake in the company with the acquisition of 123,939 shares -worth $247,878.
DAVID Nixon was voted out as Atlas Iron chairman at the company’s annual general meeting last week. Mr Nixon ceases to be chairman of the company after two and half years in the role.
THE chairman of Western Australia’s newest electricity generator believes the federal bureaucrats charged with shaping Australia’s low-carbon future should pay close attention to the achievements of N
The American Chamber of Commerce in Australia will be hosting a business briefing from Douglas Westwood chairman, John Westwood, covering the prospects for the global energy industry.
The Note has mentioned the magic word Argenti previously but was drawn back to the corporate planning system this week when local business hero Michael Chaney got up to laud its qualities.
SOUTH African-owned engineering consultancy TWP Australia is the latest company to lay off Perth staff, admitting to shedding workers due to decisions by clients in an environment where some project work is stalling.
C @ Ltd’s principal administrative office address is now: Level 1, 64 Thomas Street, West Perth 6005, Ph 9223 0500, Fax 9223 0550. Postal address: PO Box Z5226 St Georges Terrace 6831.
OSBORNE Park-based residential property developer JWH Group has reported a $20.5 million after-tax profit for the 2007-08 financial year, according to accounts lodged with the Australian Securities an
The Australian stock market made its biggest daily percentage gain in 11 years on Tuesdsay, with shares closing up more than 5 per cent, boosting the value of all stocks on the bourse by $37 billion.
Legal firm DLA Phillips Fox will be holding a nation wide seminar unwrapping the federal government’s new ‘Forward with Fairness’ substantive reform bill.
Speaking of making things profitable, the Note is not a regular viewer of US television hostess Oprah Winfrey but we do know that getting on her show is like advertising gold.
A wholly-owned subsidiary of ANZ Banking Group has offered to pay $130 million for Babcock & Brown Power's interests in two Western Australian power stations.
Around 47 ABC Learning childcare centres will remain open in Western Australia next year while the future of a further 43 is up for review, receiver Chris Honey of McGrathNicol says.
David Jones chief executive Mark McInnes says he expects the worst slump in sales to be in the first half of next year after the retailer forecast a 7.5 per cent fall in like-for-like sales in the next three quarters of fiscal 2009.
Fortescue Metals Group has told engineering company NRW Holdings to walk off the Cloudbreak-to-Christmas Creek rail line site in the Pilbara because construction has been deferred.
Rio savaged after BHP walks from hostile bid; Labor swings balance to workers; China signs $20bn LNG deal; Qantas aborts mainline services; Long view urged on infrastructure needs
The value of BHP Billiton's Ravensthorpe and Yabulu nickel operations have been written down by $US2.1 billion ($A3.3 billion), which equates to three quarters of its total investments in the related projects.
BHP Billiton will go ahead with its iron ore expansion works, today approving its $US4.8 billion ($A7.5 billion) Rapid Growth Project 5 for its Pilbara operations.
Petroleum company Royal Dutch Shell has reportedly agreed to sell an annual 2 million tonnes of liquefied natural gas over a 20-year period to a Chinese company, with the undeveloped Gorgon project in Western Australia to be tapped for supplies.
OZ Minerals says it will defer $20 million of work at its Golden Grove operation in Western Australia, as part of a wide ranging review of its assets in light of the financial crisis.
US forced to save Citigroup; Unions regain power to bargain; Babcock deal fails as execs resign; Time to strike for rights, say unions; Scarborough gets nod for 12 storeys
Yilgarn Infrastructure has continued its rearguard bid for a slice of the planned Oakajee port and rail project, claiming today that its Chinese partners would not work directly with the government's preferred bidder.
Destined for a deficit; Property price fall worst in 25 years; Industry funds face attacks on unlisted valuations; Powers lock horns on crisis; Atlas digs in as big backers flex muscle
