Henderson-headquartered oil and gas equipment manufacturer Matrix Composites & Engineering has backed a $90 million takeover offer from Advanced Innergy Holdings.
Australia's share market has ended the session slightly higher despite an escalation of tensions in the Persian Gulf boosting oil prices and dragging on risk sentiment.
Liquidators of collapsed medicinal cannabis company Melodiol Global Health want to question banned director Adam Blumenthal, but lawyers are struggling to serve him while he is overseas.
The Bennett family's climate-focused foundation will retain a spot among the state's top 10 givers, despite scaling back spending by a third to $10 million.
WA shipbuilding giant Austal has officially concluded one of the largest naval programs in the state's history, delivering the final Guardian-class patrol boat.
Kewdale-based Pacific Energy will build and maintain utility-scale batteries for the Northern Territory government over the coming years, under an $82.1 million contract.
Business groups have urged the government to cut a raft of regulations ahead of the federal budget, but the finance minister says changes have to make sense.
The Supreme Court judge deciding the Hope Downs ownership battle found that Lang Hancock spelt out his wishes in 1988 that 49 per cent of Hancock Prospecting go to his grandchildren after he died.
Australia's share market has crimped a three-week win streak despite market optimism the US-Iran conflict could be partially resolved in the near term.
Prominent business figure and former Fortescue chief executive Fiona Hick is one of four new appointees to the board of the Royal Flying Doctor Service Western Australia.
Indigenous contractor Maali Group has been placed into administration for a second time, after shareholders failed to settle what is understood to be a commercial dispute.
Alcoa attributed its weaker alumina production to disruptions at its Australian refineries, as the Middle East conflict and Cyclone Narelle weighed on its results.
Perth-based predictive diagnostics developer Proteomics has culled a quarter of its staff in a restructure the executive said was neccesary as the firm reaches a critical juncture.
Mark Pownall, Nadia Budihardjo, Claire Tyrrell and Tom Zaunmayr discuss the Hancock-Wright judgment, major property deals, the fuel crisis and agribusiness woes.
