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| | | ... maturing on 3 December 2010. In company news, Myer Holdings Ltd is reporting its 2010 financial year results in Melbourne. Coles managing director Ian McLeod is scheduled to address the Retail Traders Association of Western Australia breakfast in Perth. ... |
| | | | ... of 13,069. Retailer Wesfarmers had risen $1.01, or 3.47 per cent, at $30.15 after it lifted sales by 4.3 per cent at its Coles supermarket business. CommSec market analyst Juliette Saly said it marked a turnaround in Wesfarmers' supermarket division. ... |
| | | | ... weak performers of the day were the big miners and the consumer staples stocks. Woolworths shed 10 cents to $26.87, while Coles owner Wesfarmers was down 26 cents at $28.37. Coca-Cola was down one cent at $11.87, while Foster's lost three cents to $5 ... |
| | | | ... 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 at a retail conference in Sydney. In Canberra, Shell chairman Russell Caplan is to participate ... |
| | | | ... $600 million of August 13, 2010, Treasury notes, and $300 million of September 10, 2010, Treasury notes. In companies news, Coles owner Wesfarmers releases third quarter retail sales data, and Iluka Resources releases its March quarter production and ... |
| | | | ... cents firmer at $3.72 at 1208 AEST while David Jones shares had risen one cent to $4.70. Among other key retail stocks, Coles owner Wesfarmers was 13 cents lower at $31.82 and rival Woolworths had eased 36 cents to $28.42. |
| | | | ... 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 at $29.47 while Woolworths had gained nine cents to $28.17. However the mining giants ... |
| | | | ... stand-out." Shares in Harvey Norman were up 23 cents, or 5.42 per cent, at $4.47 at 1202 AEDT. Among other retail stocks, Coles owner Wesfarmers was 64 cents stronger at $29.89 at 1202 AEDT, while Woolworths had gained 21 cents to $28.21. At 1203 AEDT ... |
| | | | ... Gas 2009 conference begins. On Friday the Australian sharemarket closed higher, driven by banks and Wesfarmers after the Coles supermarket chain owner said it was gaining on rival Woolworths. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was up 46.6 points, or 0.97 ... |
| | | | The Australian sharemarket was one per cent higher at noon, boosted by news Wesfarmers-owned Coles had gained an upper-hand over rival Woolworths. At 1200 AEDT, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was up 48 points, or one per cent, at 4866.8 while the broader ... |
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