Mark Beyer is a Senior Editor at Business News WA. He specializes in business and economics with a focus on construction and real estate, energy and mining, and corporate finance. Mark's insights and expertise have been featured in publications such as Business News WA, Corporate Compliance Insights, and NODE.
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Mark Beyer and Justin Fris discuss the business aspects and benefits behind Saturday's AFL Grand Final between the Fremantle Dockers and Brisbane Lions.
Deterra Royalties has added a third core asset to its business, acquiring a royalty over the planned Santa Cruz copper project in Arizona for $US74 million ($A105 million).
A subsidiary of Meneghello Industrial Group has been fined $90,000 and ordered to pay $50,000 in prosecution costs over environmental harm caused by emissions from its Landsdale operations.
A Perth company fined $975,000 over a workplace death will pay nothing while its two directors are due to get a $158,000 distribution from the company's liquidators.
Growing numbers of WA companies ordered to pay big fines over work safety offences are going into liquidation.
Justin Fris speaks to Mark Beyer about Cash Converters' lengthy involvement with all levels of rugby league in Western Australia.
Two former partners of global law firm HFW have returned to its specialist shipping practice after spending the past five years at rival firm Squire Patton Boggs.
IAG has offered to sell part of its existing WA business and make insurance available in the north of the state as it seeks regulatory approval for its purchase of RAC Insurance.
Two major native title groups have struck an agreement designed to support renewable energy projects in the central Pilbara, with BHP a likely beneficiary.
Data centre developer and operator NEXTDC , which has two projects in Perth, has dramatically revised down its revenue and capex guidance and flagged asset sales after a major project delay.
