DECENTRALISATION of tenants to suburban locations and the downsizing in corporate organisations has caused the Perth CBD office market to experience a negative net absorption over the past three years to September 2003.
WIRELESS specialist Memo Communications is developing a niche market for its products to assist hearing-impaired workers gain employment and work more effectively.
FRANKLAND River Olive Company is preparing to launch its inaugural advertising and marketing campaign as it gears up for the biggest harvest in its five-year history.
AN increasingly competitive retail environment for supermarket grocery items has prompted Western Australian owned Anchor Foods to revamp one of its core brands – Spencers.
ERIC Ripper should resign. At least that's the call made by numerous people during the past week as the State's Energy Minister has copped the full brunt of our displeasure at being deprived of air-conditioning, among other power services.
WHENEVER controversies surface at the national level that impact, even indirectly, upon State affairs it's hard to hold back premiers and/or State opposition leaders from commenting.
THE article below is as complicated as a business story can get. The man at the centre of it is at the helm of a public company, yet his private business dealings raise many questions.
With her excellent planning skills, customer relationships management and business acumen, Bernadette Hooper has been a driving force at MODAL Pty Ltd.
Emirates Airlines sales manager for WA Darren Tyrrell has extensive experience in the Australian aviation industry and a sales and marketing career that spans 18 years.
During Peter Brown's tenure as managing director of WestNet, he has overseen the growth of the Internet service provider from a small regional business to a national organisation.
Trish Innes became the youngest general manager of a premium CBD office tower in Australia when she was appointed as general manager of Exchange Plaza at the age of 26.
Stephen Scott was appointed State director of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade in November 2002 following an impressive career with the Federal Government.
Commencing with National Australia Bank in 1992 as a corporate lawyer in Adelaide, Stuart Wright has contributed to numerous areas of the bank including corporate real estate, asset
Time for a little political transparency
THE superannuation debate that flared up and lit a spot fire, until Prime Minister John Howard doused it with an opportunistic sprinkling of cynical politics, is worth a brief discussion.
Gavin Burnett resigned from the position of State general manager of a large national recruitment firm to start his own company, BigRedSky, and to develop and commercialise an e-rec
It was with courage, determination and steely attention to detail that Bethany James propelled herself onto the international stage that is the cosmetics industry. Of the conv
THE flow of advertising accounts from Perth during the past decade looks likely to continue following the recent announcement that MJB&B has lost the account for Perth-based Enjo.
Beginning his working life as an apprentice fitter/machinist, Russell Tierney worked evenings in second jobs before buying his first business 11 years ago.
In his role as the academic area head of entrepreneurship, Stephen Choo leads a team that has developed the Curtin Business School into the largest provider of entrepreneurship and
Since establishing commercial real estate company, Lease Equity Pty Ltd, in 2002, Jim Tsagalis has been involved in property transactions worth more than $50 million.
PERTH property owners are overpricing their properties by up to 10 per cent in the expectation that house prices will rise by over 20 per cent during the coming year, according to Hegney Property Valuations.
Real estate is in James Limnios's blood. He has spent all his working life in his family-owned real estate and development consultancy, Limnios Property Group.
