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| | | ... its international trade price indexes for June and the Melbourne Institute issues its bulletin of economic trends. David Jones Ltd chief executive Mark McInnes addresses the West Australian Leadership Matters breakfast in Perth, and a general meeting ... |
| | | | ... profit of $US2.694 billion ($A2.84 billion), boosted by growth in the group's television and cable network businesses. David Jones and Sims Group release third quarter sales results. Yesterday, the sharemarket gave back early gains, dragged down by weaker ... |
| | | | ... Sydney Futures Exchange, the June share price index futures contract was up 12 points to 5,401. In equities today, David Jones Ltd releases its interim results. The Asia Pacific Technology Exchange will launch today in Sydney. The Exchange says it's ... |
| | | | ... Venture Capital Forum panel discussion, private equity executives agreed the sector suffered from an image problem. David Jones, CHAMP Private Equity managing director, said the eventual benefits of a private equity takeover were continuously overlooked. ... |
| | | | ... raising interest rates again today, however, given its concerns about the outlook for inflation. Upmarket retailer David Jones Ltd has unveiled a four-year plan to lift annual net profit by at least five to 10 per cent from fiscal 2009, despite an expected ... |
| | | | ... down at 1201 AEDT. Coles owner Wesfarmers had shed 55 cents to $40.50, Woolworths had lost 79 cents to $29.44 and David Jones had fallen six cents to $4.26. In other market news, WorleyParsons, Australia's biggest engineering company, posted a 61.6 per ... |
| | | | ... downward trend, retail stocks also suffered with Wesfarmers down 92 cents to $36.98, Woolworths 50 cents lower at $28.50, David Jones down 17 cents to $4.27 and Harvey Norman shedding 18 cents to $5.20. Media companies traded down at 1230 AEDT, with ... |
| | | | ... ANZ falling 13 cents to $26.57. The retailers were weaker, with Woolworths dropping $1.07 to $28.70 by 1224 AEDT, David Jones falling 14 cents to $4.51 and Harvey Norman shedding 18 cents to $5.42. Wesfarmers, the owner of Australia's second largest ... |
| | | | ... gains using leveraging strategies and automatically switches investments into cash in market downturns. According to David Jones-Prichard, vice president of equity derivatives and structured products at JPMorgan, IPOX 30 returned more than 25 per cent ... |
| | | | ... cents to $28.93, Coles owner Wesfarmers had added $1.40 at $36.70. Harvey Norman had lifted seven cents to $5.62 and David Jones was up 19 cents to $4.73. Media stocks were mixed at 1223 AEDT. Fairfax had edged up one cent to $4.04, News Corp had increased ... |
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