Russell Quinn

Meerkats get ahead of the pack with Lotterywest

One of Western Australia's key advertising accounts has changed hands for the first time in three decades, assisted by several executives at the selected agency having existing relationships with the client. After 30 years, Marketforce lost the Lotterywe

Battle saga continues for Sunday trading

New laws passed by state parliament this week allow major retail stores throughout the Perth metropolitan area to trade until 9pm on weeknights, and this is likely to be followed by a push for Sunday trading if the Barnett government is re-elected.

Media puzzle changes pace

Significant changes among the senior ranks at some of Perth's media organisations in recent weeks has left major holes to fill as some old hands return to familiar surroundings.

Amstar shines bright with new focus

A LOCAL satellite communications company has experienced significant growth the past 18 months after changing its business model to focus on the top end of the market, including projects such as Gorgon LNG.

On top at Amusé

In just over three years Perth has embraced Restaurant Amusé, the brainchild of Hadleigh and Carolynne Troy. Russell Quinn reports.

Coles boss slams WA retail trading rules

The boss of Coles has labelled retail trading hours in Western Australia a farce and questioned the need for any regulation, which include inconsistent regulations and anomalies.

Lotterywest to Meerkats, Marketforce out

After 30 years Marketforce has lost the Lotterywest account, one of the state's largest and most sought after clients, which has been awarded to a collection of four media and communications partners, to commence in November.

Boom time for Rottnest Island

Will unparalleled levels of investment at Rottnest Island deliver for the island's businesses and for the state? Russell Quinn reports.

New pricing at Rotto

A mid extensive investment at Rottnest Island, businesses have developed strategies to counter the falling numbers of visitors to the island caused by cheap international travel opportunities and the global financial crisis.

Pushing the boundaries

After almost 40 years behind the wheel of countless high-speed motor racing vehicles, Tom van Kann is preparing for the greatest challenge of his life.

Military man serving the future

Major General John Hartley's military career has positioned him to assist with the future of the nation and the world.

Business structures differ when blood lines and bottom lines intertwine

Family businesses, a crucial segment of the economy, face challenges along with other sectors and obstacles unique to their operation.

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Mergers and Aquisitions

Mergers & Acquisitions

Who are the leading hands in the West Australian M&A marketplace

Exporters

LabelValue
Rio Tinto$26.13bn
BHP Billiton Iron Ore$20.48bn
North West Shelf Venture$14.92bn
Gold Corporation$6.82bn
Fortescue Metals Group$6.68bn
Others$22.08bn
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CF Q3 FY12

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