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| | ... Ms Saly said other retail stocks were also slightly weaker. David Jones was down three cents at $5.06 at 1203 AEST and Harvey Norman had eased two cents to $3.58. The major banks were also in the red. At 1205 AEST, Commonwealth had shed 25 cents to $50.40 ... |
| | | ... hold' after the portfolio manager was changed. Australian Ethical Investment replaced the lead portfolio manager, James Harvey, with research analyst, David Macri, who took over management of the fund at the start of July. Harvey remains based in Brisbane ... |
| | | ... $1.2 billion of short-term Treasury notes at auction. In companies news, Woolworths Ltd chief executive Michael Luscombe, Harvey Norman Ltd boss Gerry Harvey and the managing director of the Wesfarmers-owned Coles, Ian McLeod, are listed as speakers ... |
| | | ... $79.72, after saying it is negotiating with its customers to supply iron ore priced on quarterly contracts. Mr Daghlian said Harvey Norman and David Jones were performing well following upbeat retail sales figures from the US, which drove Wall Street ... |
| | | ... November 2012 bond line. In company news, first half results are due from Woolworths Ltd, AGL Energy Ltd, Crown Ltd and Harvey Norman Holdings Ltd. QBE Insurance Group Ltd releases full year results. ANZ Banking Group issues a trading update. On Thursday ... |
| | | ... Futures Exchange, the March share price index contract was 134 points lower at 4,458. In economics news on Friday, retailer Harvey Norman Holdings Ltd is scheduled to report second quarter sales results. The Australian share market closed lower on Thursday ... |
| | | Australian, Neil Harvey, has returned to Credit Suisse as managing director and head of Asia Pacific and head of emerging markets global for its asset management business after a stint in a number of other Asia Pacific firms. Harvey comes back to Credit ... |
| | | ... Ltd will hold a strategy briefing. Companies holding annual general meetings include retail giants David Jones Ltd and Harvey Norman Holdings Ltd as well as Progen Pharmaceuticals Ltd and Territory Resources Ltd. Australian stocks fell almost three per ... |
| | | ... great at the moment with some big orders from investors trying to sell which is having a big impact overall." Shares in Harvey Norman were up six cents, or 1.35 per cent, at $4.52. Among other retail stocks, Coles owner Wesfarmers was 28 cents weaker ... |
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