Business News launches corporate subscription package in WA
Business News subscription offers corporate teams located in Western Australia a bundled service that includes unlimited journalism access, a data-driven research tool and personalized news feeds. Prices start at $1,625 + GST per user, and the cost per licence is reduced as the number of users in a team grows, providing a scalable solution for organisations of different sizes.
What the package includes
Subscribers receive full access to the region’s most trusted business reporting, which covers daily headlines, in-depth profiles of local companies and regular updates on major projects that shape the state’s economy. The service also provides Data & Insights, a research platform that draws on more than three decades of reporting and combines that historic knowledge with current information.
Data & Insights lets users look up financial statements, identify directors and view ownership structures, track the career moves of senior decision-makers, and monitor both live and completed projects across a wide range of WA industries. The platform is refreshed each day from a mixture of ASX filings, editorial coverage and other public announcements, ensuring that the information remains current and reliable.
Personalisation and communications
Every subscription includes MyBN, a personalised feed that enables users to follow selected companies, people, sectors and projects that are most relevant to their work. Alerts can be set up for specific events, and a saved-article feature allows users to build a library of important stories for quick reference.
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Three email newsletters are part of the offering. The Morning Digest summarises overnight news on oil, gold and listed companies, giving readers a quick snapshot before the workday begins. The Afternoon Wrap highlights stories covered during the day, helping users stay up-to-date on developments that occurred after the morning briefing. Finally, the BN Weekender provides a weekly roundup of the top WA business stories, delivering a concise review of the week’s most significant events.
Corporate options and trial
Corporate licences are available for teams and organisations, with pricing that scales down as more users are added, making the service affordable for both small groups and larger enterprises. Interested parties can request a 14-day free trial before committing, allowing them to test the features and assess the value for their specific needs.
For updates or corrections to the dataset, users can email the research team at [email protected]. The service also promises to keep company, person and project records current through daily updates, so that any changes in the market are reflected promptly.
