Australia's share market has dropped for a second straight session, as ongoing trade tensions weighed on investor sentiment and the nation's biggest miner took a tumble.
Thermomix will close its WA head office and shift to the eastern states as part of a restructure by its German parent company, coming a year after its Australian founders sold the business.
The state government has awarded the Worley Arcadis joint venture a major advisory contract for the design of Westport, the $7.2b port project in Cockburn Sound.
29Metals has announced plans for a $150 million fully-underwritten capital raise, with proceeds primarily allocated towards its Golden Grove and Capricorn assets.
The Environmental Protection Authority has recommended a tick – with conditions – to a controversial push by a US-led company to carry out exploratory fracking in the Kimberley.
Shares in BHP dipped in morning trade after its Canadian potash project's price tag again increased by US$1 billion, while its WA Iron Ore operations achieved record production.
Global engineering firm Wood has won a two-year contract extension worth up to $US65 million ($A100 million) for work on Woodside Energy's North West Shelf gas facilities.
Northern Star Resources has flagged higher production costs this financial year, weeks after slashing full-year production guidance because of equipment failures.
European shares mostly fell and U.S. stock futures skidded Monday after US President Donald Trump threatened to slap a 10% extra tariff on imports from eight European countries because they oppose having America take control of Greenland.
