Perth-based financial services provider Pioneer Credit has signed a $100 million debt facility with Bankwest and Westpac as it seeks to continue growing its debt portfolio.
With the cricket season upon us, Business News sat down to lunch at Julio’s with the former Australian cricketer and CEO of the WACA, Christina Matthews.
A sharp decline in technology stocks pulled both the Nasdaq and the S&P 500 indexes into the red on Thursday, while the Dow managed to notch a record closing high with a lift from bank and energy shares.
Gold hit its lowest since February on Thursday, extending losses after its biggest monthly decline in more than three years, as a surge in oil prices boosted bond yields, denting interest in non-yielding gold as an alternative investment.
The Australian dollar is flat against the greenback, which lost ground as oil prices continued to rally on the back of OPEC's agreement to cut oil production.
Oil prices surged 4 per cent on Thursday, with Brent crude at its highest in about 16 months, extending gains after OPEC and Russia agreed to restrict output to reduce the global supply glut more quickly.
Law firm Gadens will trade as Dentons in Perth, Sydney and Port Moresby from this month, but other offices in Gadens’ Australian network are sticking with their established brand.
Western Power sale won’t force prices higher, analysts saySenior analysts and economists have trashed claims the West Australian Liberal government’s Western Power
A South Perth resident group claims a Court of Appeals decision to uphold the quashing of a development approval on Mill Point Road confirms the original intent of the suburb’s town planning scheme, but the developer behind the proposal says the judgement only highlights problems with development guidelines in the area.
Job creation and increased investment in the local industry are among the hoped-for outcomes of Screenwest’s move to new headquarters and planned change in corporate structure.
A particularly stressful week for farmers has come to a relieving end with the Greens today supporting the federal government’s proposed 15 per cent backpacker tax after voting against it yesterday.
The Australian share market has jumped more than 1 per cent, driven by a surge in energy stocks after the world's leading oil producers agreed to cut oil production for the first time in eight years.
Ferry operator Rottnest Express has partnered with Westpac to trial the use of a payment card that's popular with Chinese tourists, for online payment for its services to the tourist hotspot.
Mineral sands minder Iluka Resources says it has agreed with joint venture partner Vale to end plans to develop a titanium project in Brazil after deeming it unfeasible.
Civil and mining contractor NRW Holdings has announced plans to buy the east coast operations of failed mining services company Hughes Drilling, with the acquisition price undisclosed.
From Rottnest Island to the US Virgin Islands, luxury camping, or glamping, is taking off, with a local manufacturer poised to take advantage of soaring global demand for high-end tents.
Debt-troubled Paladin Energy has started discussions with some of its stakeholders and convertible bond holders about the looming deadline for a $US212 million repayment, as a cloud hovers over the company’s planned sale of a stake in its Langer Heinrich uranium mine to meet those repayments.
The chairmen of Perth companies South32 and Alexium International Group have singled out global firm Institutional Shareholder Services for criticism amid ongoing debate over the role of proxy advisers.
Perth is now the only capital to record a year-on-year fall in house prices, and was the weakest-performing city in the three months to November, according to new data.
he Australian share market has kicked off with gains in early trade as investors cheer an agreement between the world's largest oil exporters to cut output for the first time in eight years.
Oil has soared more than 10 per cent to over $US50 a barrel and its highest in a month as some of the world's largest producers agree to curb production for the first time since 2008 in a bid to support prices.
Gold has fallen to nearly a 10-month low, adding to its deepest monthly price declines in more than three years as strong US economic data and higher US Treasury yields buoy the US dollar, further cementing the case for a December rate increase.
US stocks ended with big gains for November on Wednesday thanks to a sharp post-election rally, but the S&P 500 finished the day flat as drops in utilities and technology offset energy's surge.
Foreigners out of WA power saleThe WA government has blacklisted foreign investors from the first stage of the $11 billion privatisation of the state’s electricity grid, w
Girls will be eligible to attend secondary school at Guildford Grammar from 2018, more than 40 years after admission was extended to both genders at the campus’s primary education facilities.
