Western Australia's property industry is the second-most positive in the country when it comes to assessing the impact of COVID-19, according to a recent survey.
Eden Innovations has secured a $48 million supply contract with US-based Silent Partner International, which will use Eden's concrete products over an eight-year period.
Black Cat Syndicate has launched a $10 million share placement, with three other Western Australian-based explorers also seeking funds to progress their gold and copper projects.
Rare earths miner Lynas Corporation has moved ahead with the development of its Kalgoorlie processing plant after signing a $21.6 million contract with Metso Outotec.
The local bourse has enjoyed its best day in nearly a month, with all sectors posting gains as investors looked past worries about a resurgence in coronavirus cases.
Origin Energy will book impairments of $1.2 billion after tax, joining other energy majors that have cut the value of their assets after a coronavirus-induced drop in oil and gas prices.
Russian-owned Nordgold has increased its bid to acquire Cardinal Resources to around $347 million, which trumps a competing proposal from Shandong Gold that has already been endorsed by Cardinal.
DevelopmentWA has launched a new land package to make residential and industrial land more affordable in the regions, estimated to save buyers a combined $116 million.
Early work at Rio Tinto's planned Winu copper mine could start before March next year, with the company submitting papers for federal environmental approvals today.
Music festivals, fundraisers, community fairs and marathons have been cancelled since March, but despite restrictions easing, organisers and suppliers are yet to fill their calendars.
Philanthropist and experienced mining executive Kerry Harmanis has been appointed as non-executive chairman of gold explorer Talisman Mining, sending the company's shares up by nearly 14 per cent.
From virtual reality floor plans to in-house demonstrations, BGC Housing Group's new showroom aims to give homebuyers a sensory experience not available online.
More than 200,000 Brazilian people and groups will next week kick off a £5 billion ($A9 billion) lawsuit against Anglo-Australian miner BHP in Britain over a 2015 dam failure that led to Brazil's worst environmental disaster.
Oil prices rose slightly overnight as OPEC and its allies cut production by more than agreed to in June, although demand concerns lingered due to increased cases of COVID-19 in the United States.
Gold prices firmed above the key $US1,800 level overnight, underpinned by concerns over mounting coronavirus cases globally as many regions reintroduced curbs to restrict the outbreak.
Euroz subsidiary Westoz Funds Management has emerged as a strong critic of the proposed takeover of Zenith Energy, one day after Zenith revealed the scheme was at risk of failing.
Low energy prices have caused $US4.4 billion of write-downs for Woodside Petroleum, as the company gave the markets an insight into valuations of major operations today.
Sydney-based explorers Gateway Mining and Navarre Minerals are raising a collective $15 million for gold projects through underwritten share placements with Western Australian brokers.
Technology entrepreneur Bevan Slattery will invest $2.5 million into Subiaco-based Pointerra, which will use the funds to employ workers in Australia and the US.
Digital technology's growing influence on defence has prompted Henderson-based shipbuilder Austal to appoint vice-president Andrew Malcolm to the newly-created role of chief digital officer.
