Shares in miner and contractor Mineral Resources were up 13 per cent today after it announced dividends of 8.5 cents per share, about 60 per cent larger than what it committed to in November.
Watpac has revealed the financial impact of a dispute with BC Iron and declining work at Pluton Resources’ Cockatoo Island project, including $41.7 million worth of write-downs.
BrainChip Holdings shares surged upwards 25 per cent today upon news it had developed advanced technology capable of learning, unsupervised, at high speed.
Perth contractor NRW Holdings has had a major boost, with the state government selecting the company's joint venture with Italy’s Salini Impregilo as preferred contractor for the $2 billion Forrestfield-Airport Rail Link.
Mineral sands miner Iluka Resources has made good on its commitment to invest further in UK technology company Metalysis, announcing today a $12.2 million injection into the business with plans for another $8.1 million soon.
January brought a major reduction in the Western Australian unemployment rate, down 0.4 points to 5.9 per cent in seasonally adjusted terms, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, with a record number of women in jobs.
Automotive Holdings Group has won regulatory approval for the sale of its Covs Parts business after agreeing to retain four regional stores, and has also expanded its east coast operations through another acquisition in Melbourne.
Telstra is on track to hit its annual financial guidance despite the telecommunications giant posting a flat first half net profit amid intense competition.
US stocks tallied their third straight session of gains on Wednesday, led by energy shares as oil prices jumped, while better-than-expected economic data helped allay growth fears.
The Australian dollar is stronger with the greenback falling amid news the US Federal Reserve has been concerned about global uncertainty and market volatility hitting the American economy.
Gold has held on to earlier gains and snapped three days of losses, after minutes of the US Federal Reserve's latest meeting showed policymakers considered changing their planned path of interest rate hikes in 2016.
Southern Cross Electrical Engineering says it has won $20 million in new contracts and extensions since the start of the year, including a contract for work at BHP Billiton’s Jimblebar iron ore mine in the Pilbara.
Gold and nickel miner Independence Group has posted a first-half loss of $78 million on the back of impairments and the acquisition of Sirius Resources late last year.
Almost 80 contract variations worth more than $81 million tripled the cost of a Department of Health central computing services contract, with issues including more than 60 per cent of data racks going unused, the auditor general revealed today.
The controversial Perth Freight Link has been put on Infrastructure Australia’s list of high priority projects that would improve living standards and productivity, as part of a 15-year national plan released today.
Sydney-based GrainCorp has emerged as a cornerstone investor in a bid to corporatise and list CBH Group, through a complex deal that would deliver up to $1 billion in cash plus share
Iron ore miner Mount Gibson Iron has booked another half-year loss, but it’s a substantial improvement on its performance in the previous year, despite recording a $23.6 million impairment.
Property syndicator APiL says it only took a matter of days to raise the equity required to buy Ballajura Central shopping centre from Charter Hall REIT.
Northern Star Resources says it will consider the sale of its Plutonic gold mine near Meekatharra after receiving a number of unsolicited offers from interested parties.
Energy giant Woodside Petroleum has reported a sharp fall in profit on the back of writedowns and says now is not the time to be reckless as it mulls over the future of its key Browse project.
