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| | ... its budget carrier Tigerair recovered to turn a small profit. Telco shares were down with Telstra losing two cents to $6.21. TPG Telecom was down for a second consecutive day, losing 18 cents, or 2%, to $8.76 a day after iiNet gave it until Tuesday to ... |
| | | ... year ago. Shares in the broadcaster was up 1.22%, or 0.25 cents, at 20.75 cents because the result had beaten expectations. TPG Telecom was down 13 cents, or 1.44%, at $8.88 after iiNet gave it until Tuesday to up its $1.4 billion takeover offer following ... |
| | | ... higher at $10.00 a day after rival M2 Group put forward a takeover offer, setting the scene for a possible bidding war with TPG Telecom. Technology group Hills added 1.5 cents to 66.5 cents a day after losing 17.8%, following a warning that its full ... |
| | | ... 12%, higher at $9.70 after rival M2 Group put forward a takeover offer, setting the scene for a possible bidding war with TPG Telecom. Among the big miners BHP shares jumped 50 cents, or 1.6 per cent, to $32.55, its highest level since early March. Rio ... |
| | | ... explorer Oil Search added three cents to $7.75. Le Brun said the telcos were also starting the day reasonably well on the back of TPG Telecom's strong earnings numbers. TPG jumped 34 cents, or 3.9%, to $9.17 after it lifted its earnings guidance and ... |
| | | ... governor Malcolm Edey is slated to take part in a panel discussion at ASIC annual forum, also in Sydney. In equities news, TPG Telecom, Kathmandu and New Hope Corporation are expected to post half year results. In Australia, the market on Monday got ... |
| | | ... were without a single woman on their boards. Within the ASX100, five companies had no female representation on their boards - TPG Telecom, Ramsay Healthcare, Qube Holdings, Sirtex Medical and Domino's Pizza Enterprises. "These companies are bucking the ... |
| | | ... Jeans Coffee. In Australia, the market on Friday fell, dragged lower by the big banks and miners, while internet provider TPG Telecom shone due to its $1.4 billion takeover deal with iiNet. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was down 35.7 points, or 0.61 ... |
| | | ... metals and iron ore, while the banks were also weaker. Ms Roadley said all eyes would be on telcos following internet provider TPG Telecom's $1.4 billion takeover bid for rival iiNet. Shares for both companies will begin trading at 1100 AEDT. Ms Roadley ... |
| | | ... 75.5 cents, or 10.5 per cent, at $6.455 as its half year profit grew by just one per cent. Telstra was steady at $6.63 and TPG Telecom had dropped 16 cents to $7.27. The energy sector was another poor performer, with Woodside down 68 cents at $35.77 ... |
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