The extraordinary stock market events in China of recent weeks have stunned domestic investors, as the Beijing government opted for extreme measures to prevent a complete meltdown after the Shangha
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Rideshare giant Uber has announced it will increase fares 10 per cent while it battles the Australian Taxation Office’s recent GST ruling in the Federal Court.
Surveying group MNG has acquired Giudice Surveys, with the tie-up the next step in MNG’s growth strategy following a comprehensive rebrand earlier this year.
Apartments developer Finbar Group will soon launch marketing for two new projects that have won planning approval – a 242-dwellling project in West Perth and the first stage of its $390 million Por
Orica's shares have taken a pummelling and could be set for more punishment after the explosives maker shocked investors by announcing a profit downgrade and an asset write-down of as much as $1.65 billion.
International travel figures released at the same time as the Reserve Bank's quarterly monetary policy report on Friday support its suspicion that the economy's potential growth has been cut by slower population growth.
The government today announced EduWest, a consortium of Macquarie Capital, Badge Constructions, Perkins Builders and Spotless Facility Services, as its preferred tenderer for its eight-school public private partnership (PPP).
The Australian share market is almost 1.4 per cent lower, dragged down by the banking sector's reaction to ANZ's capital raising and falls on Wall Street.
A major sell-off in media equities following disappointing earnings reports from Viacom and 21st Century Fox have pushed US stocks lower, with the biggest hit taken by the Nasdaq.
Gold has edged higher, supported by the retreating US dollar and a tumble in global equities as traders await US employment data seen as key to determining when the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates.
Transport Minister Dean Nalder said today the government was still working out how it would handle an expected doubling in truck movements around Fremantle, but has ruled out one option – sinking a tunnel under the Swan River.
Chinese company Zijin Mining Group has pressed ahead with its unsolicited takeover bid for Phoenix Gold, despite Evolution Mining’s recent on-market acquisitions at a price 20 per cent above that which Zijin is offering.
Engineering group Downer EDI is warning of further hits to come as belt tightening in the mining sector contributed to a 3 per cent fall in annual profit.
The Australian share market has closed lower, largely pulled down by weakness among the major banks after the ANZ bank announced a $3 billion capital raising.
To merge or to demerge is a question that goes beyond the mining industry; it’s one that is also dividing opinions in the media world, with Australian and American publishers heading in opposite directions in what looks like a classic schism of ideas.
Shares in Perth tech company Ziptel were up more than 19 per cent at close of trade today after news that the company has set a global launch date for the iOS version of its Zipt app.
WorleyParsons has sold subsidiary company Exmouth Power Station to Canadian asset management company Fengate Capital Management in a $19.6 million deal.
Services on the famed Perth-to-Sydney train, the Indian Pacific, will be cut and pensioner ticket prices hiked as its operator tries to make up for a $9 million federal budget cut.
