News Articles for Malcolm Steinberg

Timezone founder targets major mobile games opportunity.

The collective wealth of the top 100 richest people in Western Australia amounts to $160 billion – with 19 billionaires – Business News' Rich 100 publication reveals.

The generational transfer of wealth has garnered plenty of eye-popping estimates, with the WA story being about founders.

Malcolm Steinberg's philanthropic Malka Foundation extends the boundaries of enterprising education.

A Curtin University-run program to promote entrepreneurship in schools, funded by Timezone founder Malcolm Steinberg, has launched with Department of Education backing.

Malcolm Steinberg's Malka Foundation has committed $5 million to boost Curtin University's planned $25 million program to develop entrepreneurial and innovation education over the next five years.

Three new local funds proposing to focus on early-stage investment are raising expectations.

Purpose Ventures, a new fund to invest in Western Australian startups, has raised at least $37 million, including a $10 million foundation investment from a major local entrepreneur.

A growing breed of educators wants to equip students with business-like skills.

The pandemic did little to deter some of Perth's most prominent business leaders from opening their wallets for luxury homes.

A new business backed by Quadrant Private Equity and the Perth-based family of Timezone founder Malcolm Steinberg has completed the purchase of Ardent Leisure Group's bowling and entertainment division.

Business News has been tracking WA's largest private companies for more than 20 years and found most have experienced big changes over that time.

Northbridge-based Leisure and Allied Industries continues to expand its operations in Asia, having recently secured one of India's largest retail department store chains as a partner.