FORMER Perth-based entrepreneur Steven Goh has relocated his social networking company, Project Goth, from the US to Singapore in a bid to host the world’s largest online community.
A PRICE on carbon is garnering elevated support from the Western Australian business community as part of a suite of recommendations to tackle climate change.
THE world’s best renewable energy resource lies largely untouched at the top end of the state, despite Western Australia having the lion’s share of solar radiation in the country, according to the WA Sustainable Energy Association.
While climate change is a big issue, not having enough energy is a bigger one, so what are WA businesses doing to marry up the two as part of the state’s renewable energy target?
AN innovative renewable energy power solution manufactured by Kalgoorlie-based Outback Energy Supply has won the 2010 People’s Choice Award in the final episode of the ABC’s New Inventors program.
AUSTRALIA’S largest print franchise, Snap, is hoping to become the preferred ad agency for small businesses following chief executive Grant Vernon’s announcement of three key initiatives to grow the group into new markets.
IF attitude is a little thing that makes a big difference, then the same can be said about credit unions, which as a sector has significantly consolidated over the years yet is determined to remain a viable alternative to the banks.
CONSUMER demand for organic produce has defied a recent downturn in retail trading, with more than six out of 10 households choosing organics over ‘mainstream’, according to the latest Australian Organic Market Report.
LABOR’S $43 billion ‘superfast’ National Broadband Network is offering coverage to 93 per cent of households and will be government owned and operated.
PERTH’S natural assets and the quality of its education offerings are overshadowed by the capital’s perception as complacent, over-regulated and risk-averse, according to the inaugural liveability analysis by not-for-profit group FORM.
INNOVATIVE laser technology developer CustomVis plc has gone into administration, just six weeks after UK investors trying to rescue the group bought the assets of its failed Australian subsidiary from liquidators.
Union calls for the release of a report into WA's industrial relations system have failed to make an impact on the state government's decision to hold onto its findings.
A MAJOR part of what makes a good chef is the ability to organise, to mould order from chaos. For many non-professional cooks (read most of us), cooking at home can present a similar challenge.
THE electrical and telecommunications industry is set to boost to its workforce numbers after the official opening of a $7 million dollar purpose-built training facility.
Albany-BASED training provider Skill Hire has become the country’s largest employer of bricklaying apprentices, with 130 bricklaying apprentices on its books.
