Shares in mining equipment supplier Imdex have jumped 8.3 per cent today after the company announced a half-year profit of $10.6 million, with revenue up 28 per cent on the corresponding period last year.
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Cash Converters International has recorded an 18 per cent decline in net profit for the half year to December as the company transitions its business under chief executive Mark Reid.
Limestone Building Blocks Company has been handed a $65,000 fine after a worker at its Nowergup manufacturing plant was seriously injured when he became trapped in a block-making machine last year.
City of Perth chief executive Martin Mileham has taken indefinite leave, with Lord Mayor Lisa Scaffidi explaining today that his move comes after a private investigation by law firm Herbert Smith Freehills late last year.
Gold junior Red 5 has announced a hostile $4 million takeover bid for unlisted public company Bullseye Mining, which owns tenements near Red 5's Darlot gold mine.
Perth-based developer Norup + Wilson's latest project The Beach Shack, a 99-apartment development in Scarborough, has been given the green light by the Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority.
Australian shares have got off to a tepid start with investors still cautious amid a busy earnings week despite positive momentum in the last few sessions.
The Australian dollar has fallen more than half a US cent against its US counterpart which continues to experience weakness despite bouncing off a three-year low.
Gold prices have dipped, but still hovered near a three-week high, as the US dollar index bounced from a three-year low and investors worried that US inflation could heat up.
The state government's chief information officer Giles Nunis is moving to the private sector after a recent review recommended sweeping changes to his office, which was established under the Barnett government.
Opportunities will grow in the environmental protection and energy efficiency space for Australian exporters as China looks to go greener, according to Chinese deputy consul general Anlin Sun.
Australian shares fell back in afternoon trade to close lower on Friday despite the impetus of some strong company profit figures and overnight gains on Wall Street.
Uranium miner Paladin Energy made a positive return to the ASX today following a tumultuous period during which it announced a recapitalisation deal that left shareholders with 2 per cent of the company's equity.
Cutting red tape for wineries, breweries and distilleries, and changes to procurement laws to favour local businesses were two measures to support economic recovery highlighted by Premier Mark McGowan at a Business News Success & Leadership breakfast this morning.
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The head of the Reserve Bank has warned any corporate tax cut in Australia cannot come at the expense of higher budget deficits, adding that recent cuts to business taxes in the US are problematic.
Oil prices have closed mixed with Brent paring losses and US crude turning positive as a weak US dollar and Saudi Arabia's comments that OPEC and other producers were committed to their pact on cutting supplies outweighed record US production and rising inventories.
Gold was on track for its fourth straight session of gains on Thursday as the US dollar slid to its lowest in two weeks on concerns about the impact of high U.S debt levels and tax cuts.
The share market has posted its best session in seven months due to positive half-year earnings results and strong gains for the miners and the energy producers.
