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| | ... years. Outside financial services, this group included mining companies BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto, as well as Qantas, Wesfarmers, Woolworths and Telstra. Larger companies performed much better than smaller companies on the sustainability reporting front. ... |
| | | ... gained 89 cents to $22 and Myer had added 5.5 cents to $21.15. Woolworths was 25 cents higher at $35.98 and Coles owner Wesfarmers had gained 42 cents to $41.61. Also posting strong gains was power company AGL, which was up 37 cents at $15.55 after a ... |
| | | ... Friday rose 25.62 points to 16,947.08. Locally, no major economic or equities news is expected on Monday. Meanwhile, Wesfarmers chief executive Richard Goyder is slated to speak at The West Australian's Leadership Matters lunch in Perth. In Australia ... |
| | | ... Friday rose 25.62 points to 16,947.08. Locally, no major economic or equities news is expected on Monday. Meanwhile, Wesfarmers chief executive Richard Goyder is slated to speak at The West Australian's Leadership Matters lunch in Perth. In Australia ... |
| | | ... Friday rose 25.62 points to 16,947.08. Locally, no major economic or equities news is expected on Monday. Meanwhile, Wesfarmers chief executive Richard Goyder is slated to speak at The West Australian's Leadership Matters lunch in Perth. In Australia ... |
| | | ... Industry Association and Commonwealth Bank release their affordability report for the March quarter. In company news, Wesfarmers holds a strategy briefing day for investors, and Iluka holds its annual general meeting in Sydney. Aristocrat Leisure releases ... |
| | | ... Australia Bank is expected to post first half results, while Rio Tinto, AMP and Caltex have annual general meetings. Wesfarmers chairman Bob Avery is slated to speak at an Australia-Israel Chamber of Commerce lunch in Brisbane. In Australia, the market ... |
| | | ... had fallen 68 cents to $61.02 and Fortescue Metals was down 15.5 cents at $4.895. Meanwhile, shares in Coles owner Wesfarmers were up 53 cents at $43.24, but Woolworths was down 69 cents at $36.63 continuing falls from Wednesday after weaker than expected ... |
| | | ... 5.3 per cent from a year ago. The business was up 88 cents, or 2.3 per cent, to $37.17 while rival supermarket owner Wesfarmers had improved 39.5 cents, or 0.9 per cent, to $42.615 after suffering losses on Tuesday on the back of its retail figures. |
| | | ... futures contract was up 21 points at 5,554.0. Locally, no major economic news is expected on Tuesday. In equities news, Wesfarmers is expected to post its third quarter sales results, while the Brisbane Broncos has its annual general meetings scheduled ... |
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