Brookfield Property Partners today unveiled the design blueprint for its $1.1 billion twin tower development at Elizabeth Quay, following its entry into project delivery agreements. Click through to see animated fly through video.
Global facilities management giant Sodexo, which counts Rio Tinto’s iron ore business among its major clients, is buying Australian competitor Morris Corporation, the manager of Fortescue Metals Group’s three major camps.
Shark Bay shellfish producer Mareterram is expanding into the mackerel business with the $4.95 million purchase of an established fishing fleet, support vessels, and licences.
Perth’s shoppers will enjoy the same extended shopping hours as last year to buy presents and hunt for bargains, but employers want longer hours all year round.
The Australian market has opened slightly higher after a mainly positive lead from US markets, with gains from most of the big mining and energy stocks outweighing a mixed performance among the major banks.
The Australian dollar is slightly higher against its US counterpart after the greenback fell following the release of President Donald Trump's tax reform proposal.
Oil prices have edged up, steadying near two-year highs, with the outlook remaining upbeat as OPEC-led supply cuts have tightened the market and drained inventories.
Gold prices have pared gains after touching a two-week high, after Republicans in the US House of Representatives unveil legislation to overhaul the US tax system.
Long-running negotiations between CPB Contractors and the state government have resulted in the CIMIC Group subsidiary signing a $47.9 million contract for the New Lord St project at Ellenbrook.
Shares in Mustang Resources fell 56 per cent today as the Perth-based miner of rubies in Mozambique resumed trading after a disappointing auction of rubies.
Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting Group more than doubled profit to $1.1 billion in the year to June, the highest level since 2011, with the company paying or providing for $767 million in dividends to the family.
Fundraising ‘giving groups’ Meridian Global Foundation, Impact100 WA and 100 Women are defying the economic slowdown, having raised a total of $1.1 million between them during the past three years.
The share market's rise to its highest level in nearly a decade has stalled as investors sold off National Australia Bank shares despite the bank's profit growth.
Edith Cowan University is hoping to bolster its presence in defence industry research, with the appointment of former air vice-marshal Andrew Dowse as director of defence research and engagement today.
The consumer watchdog will review the standard of service NBN Co delivers to retailers as the largest retailer, Telstra, warns of slim margins due to the wholesale price NBN Co charges.
Perth taxi and Uber users may see a 10 per cent fare hike for the next four years to fund taxi plate buy-backs as the state government revamps on-demand transport.
The Australian share market is barely holding on to gains in early trade after National Australia Bank results dampen investor sentiment despite overnight gains on Wall Street.
Oil prices have dipped in see-saw trade, hitting their highest in more than two years and then retreating after weekly US government inventory data showed the latest crude stock draw was not as big as an industry trade group had reported.
Mozambique ruby miner Mustang Resources, which suffered a 30 per cent share price plunge on Monday after a strong rally in recent weeks, has announced a disappointing inaugural tender in Mauritius.
Nearly two thirds of workers in small- and medium-sized businesses constantly solve IT problems as an addition to their day-to-day job, a survey of the sector has found.
St Georges Terrace venue The Trustee Bar & Bistro has fallen under the control of administrators, but an ownership change to keep the venue alive is a real possibility.
Fintech startup Finch, which was jointly established by former Perth business adviser and 40under40 award winner Toby Gardner, has completed a $2.25 million capital raising.
