Waste management business Tox Free Solutions has traded two of its east coast businesses for an industrials business owned by JJ Richards & Sons under an asset swap agreement.
Amazon poses the biggest threat to Wesfarmers' discount department stores Kmart and Target rather than specialty retailers like JB Hi-Fi, investment bank Morgan Stanley warns.
Live cattle exporter Wellard has announced the sale of one of its mid-sized ships to Israeli company Dabbah Slaughterhouse for $US26 million ($A35 million).
A joint venture between Decmil Group and Belgian company BESIX Group has won a $21 million contract to build tug facilities in Port Hedland for Fortescue Metals Group.
The Australian share market has slipped in early trade, following a benign lead from Wall street, with investors waiting on the sidelines for a clear signal about the direction.
WA's share of GST cash is fair, says grants chiefThe Commonwealth Grants Commission has declared its recommendation to deliver WA just 34.4¢ in the dollar of GST as “fa
Gold prices have risen as the US dollar has dipped and simmering geopolitical tensions lent support, though the metal was little changed for the month amid an increased chance of a US interest rate rise in June.
Oil prices have sunk three per cent to a three-week low as an increase in Libyan output helped boost monthly OPEC crude production for the first time this year.
Construction of Christ Church Grammar School's $27.3 million, three-storey preparatory school will start soon, with PS Structures announcing that it has been awarded a contract for work on the proj
Former University of Western Australia vice chancellor Alan Robson has been selected as the new chair of the Perron Institute for Neurological and Translational Science.
The University of Western Australia has received federal funding and contributions by partner organisations for two projects focused in the environment and resources sectors.
The competition watchdog has taken aim at WA-focused car wash franchisor Geowash for allegedly awarding unlawful commission payments and making misleading claims about profitability.
OPINION: That the federal government has gone missing after previously stating enthusiastic support for the tech sector is a massive failure of vision.
CTI Logistics chairman David Watson has sold down his shareholding for the first time since he founded the business in 1972, with Forager Funds Management acquiring some of his shares and investing further funds to become a substantial shareholder.
Notching up 15 years in business, and managing more than $1.1 billion in combined retail rents for clients over that time, is a significant achievement in any industry.
Mount Hawthorn-based builder Talbot Le Page Homes has been placed into administration, just more than a month after the Building Commission warned consumers over its financial capacity.
Zinc and copper explorer Orion Minerals has received a $3 million investment by private equity group Tembo Capital to fund work at its projects in Africa, and has flagged a further $1.8 million capital raising.
Aspiring graphite miner Hexagon Resources has released a pre-feasibility study on its McIntosh project in the Kimberley, which detailed a development capex of $148 million.
Minister ‘backing away' from U-mine promisesWA's Mines Minister has been accused of backing away from uranium mines approved by Colin Barnett despite previously indicat
US stocks have inched lower, with the S&P 500 retreating slightly from a record, as weakness in the energy and financial sectors outweighed gains in technology shares.
Oil prices fell about one per cent on signs of resurgent crude output in Libya and concerns that extended production cuts by leading exporting countries may not be enough to drain a global glut that has depressed prices for almost three years.
Gold prices eased after hitting a one month high on Tuesday as economic data from the United States showed increased signs that the Federal Reserve would raise interest rates next month.
The Federal Court has granted the corporate watchdog's request to wind-up Pilbara-based property developer Macro Group, appointing representatives of KPMG as liquidators today.
Global ratings agency S&P has cut its credit rating for Quintis for the second time this month and kept the troubled Indian sandalwood producer on credit watch with negative implications, suggesting another downgrade is possible.
