Accounting group PKF will find itself in the unusual position of having two member firms in Perth, after the members of the mid-tier Lawler alliance agreed to join the global network.
Fortescue Metals Group has appointed the BAM Clough joint venture to design and construct a fifth iron ore loading berth at its Anderson Point facility in Port Hedland.
The retailers best placed to benefit from a changing marketplace will be those who proactively shape products, services and experiences for and with consumers.
The head of property developer Stockland says there is no housing price bubble and Australia remains a cheap place to achieve the dream of home ownership.
Toyota and Treasurer Joe Hockey are at odds over whether workers' conditions and unions are to blame for the company deciding to pull out of car production in Australia in 2017.
Maintenance and construction contractor AusGroup has returned to the black in the December quarter, with a tax credit offsetting the adverse impact of falling revenue.
Consumer confidence has fallen to its lowest level in seven months as worries about rising unemployment and higher interest rates causes anxiety about household finances.
Apartment developer Finbar Group has formalised its relationship with construction firm Hanssen, while also unveiling its third project at the Springs Rivervale urban infill development site.
Former Gindalbie Metals boss Garret Dixon has joined Watpac as a non-executive director, signaling the company's interest in building up the Perth-headquartered mining contracting division of its b
Poseidon Nickel is in negotiations to treat ore from its Mt Windarra mine at a third-party facility, allowing it to postpone the high cost of building a new plant of its own.
Nickel miner Mincor Resources has declared a dividend to shareholders despite posting a narrow half-year loss on the back of sustained nickel price weakness.
Commonwealth Bank of Australia has increased its half yearly profit by 14 per cent to $4.27 billion, but its chief is still warning of volatile global and domestic markets.
Oil prices have traded sideways after the new head of the Federal Reserve, Janet Yellen, indicated the Fed would stay the policy course mapped by her predecessor Ben Bernanke.
The Abbott government is reportedly preparing to sell off Medibank Private for $4 billion without having received expert advice on whether to do so and how.
US stocks have jumped more than one per cent after new US Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen confirmed she would continue existing Fed monetary policy.
The Australian dollar has rallied to an almost one-month high after US Federal Reserve head Janet Yellen said she would maintain policy set under her predecessor, Ben Bernanke.
Vanadium producer Atlantic has stood down some of its contractors after announcing that the damage caused by last week's fire at its Windimurra plant is “extensive”.
Jacka Resources says it hasn't given up hopes of a potential friendly takeover by Tangiers Petroleum, despite terminating a bid implementation agreement for the deal.
The resignation of David Jones chairman Peter Mason could keep chief executive Paul Zahra in his job and pave the way for merger negotiations with rival Myer.
A double digit jump in ANZ Banking Group's first quarter profit has analysts predicting a sixth consecutive year of record earnings for the major banks.
Atlas Iron managing director Ken Brinsden told a business forum in Perth today the big mining houses' practice of locking-up resources in the Pilbara was depriving smaller miners of development opp
A defining milestone in competing efforts to build a subsea telecommunications cable from Perth to Singapore may be imminent, with one of the players close to snookering the opposition.
Australian farmers are on target to produce their second largest winter crop on record but the summer crop is heading for a significant decline because of drought and low rainfall, the federal government's commodity forecaster says.
