The latest round of annual reports has revealed some highly unusual movements in chief executive remuneration, including at Monadelphous Group and Mineral Resources.
Freedom Wi-Fi and Triplify have each received $20,000 grants through the City of Joondalup's Innovation Fund, which was established last year to develop entrepreneurial and enterprising business activities.
Shares in Atlas Iron surged on news it had lowered its cash costs in July by $11 per wet metric tonne, with the iron ore miner flagging more cash flow in August.
Macmahon Holdings has reported a net loss of $217.9 million for the financial year, on the back of impairments to its assets during what has been a tough time for contractors and mining services firms.
Two days after receiving approval to launch its next project at The Springs in Rivervale, apartment developer Finbar Group has bought four vacant plots in the area which it plans to amalgamate and
US stocks have posted big gains for the second straight session as strong American economic data extended a global rally that began with a surge in beaten-down Chinese equities.
US oil prices have surged more than 10 per cent, climbing back above $US40 ($A56.25) a barrel after strong American economic growth data lifted confidence about the world's biggest economy and petroleum user.
Gold has eased, and is headed for its biggest weekly rout since March, as upbeat US growth and jobs data drive up stocks and the US dollar, though uncertainty over the timing of a Federal Reserve rate rise held losses in check.
News, current affairs, reality shows and live sport.That's what you can expect to dominate free-to-air TV as the networks battle for a dwindling advertising dollar.
Australian Finance Group has beaten its forecasts and lodged a net profit of $19.3 million, with the Perth-based company solidifying its status as the nation's biggest mortgage company.
Watpac Civil & Mining has been awarded $89.3 million in contracts in the gold mining and road infrastructure sectors, with the largest being with Chinese-owned company Hanking Gold Mining.
Local IT firm Empired has decided against declaring a dividend payout to its shareholders, despite reporting a 135 per cent surge in net profit for the 2015 financial year.
Land developer Peet has banked a solid lift in revenue on the back of strong performance by its operators in Victoria, resulting in a 27 per cent rise in net profit.
If ever Western Australia is to have another slogan on vehicle number plates, then the favourite has to be a return to the short-lived ‘Golden State' catchphrase.
Local mining services companies Ausdrill, Emeco Holdings and Lycopodium have posted net losses for the financial year, with lower activity in the resources sector weighing on their pipelines of available work.
Diversified firm Transfield Services expects underlying earnings to remain flat but without a repeat of the one-off costs that hit this year's bottom line.
The Australian share market is almost 1.5 per cent higher, following Wall Street's three per cent gains, a sign traders are shrugging off recent volatility.
Gold prices slipped two per cent on Wednesday as the dollar gained and US stocks advanced, while investors kept a close eye on China's efforts to support its economy.
