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| | | ... said. During the period, the group won 11 new clients, up from half a dozen in 2007. This included Wesfarmers (owner of Coles Group), security firm Chubb and healthcare group Pfizer. Two months ago, Mercer boosted its sales team further when it hired ... |
| | | | ... trip to Bali when members rollover more than $500 into the fund. Meanwhile, LGSuper is giving people the chance to win $100 Coles/Myer vouchers when they sign-up to their newsletter. Quadrant Superannuation has more than $330 million in funds under management ... |
| | | | ... had been very critical of the way Wesfarmers handled the issue of some outstanding bonds during its takeover of retailer Coles Group last year. To hear the investors tell the story, Wesfarmers management gave a clear indication back in July last year ... |
| | | | ... made up of 25 properties that have remained almost completely occupied, underpinning the fund's income. Tenants include Coles, Woolworths, Telstra, Westpac and ANZ. Update: Following AXA's announcement, Standard & Poor's Fund Services placed AXA's Wholesale ... |
| | | | ... good news for the retail and airline stocks. At 1213 AEST, retail heavyweight Woolworths had risen 29 cents to $27.29 but Coles owner Wesfarmers had slid eight cents to $35.42. At the same time, Virgin Blue Holdings was one cent higher at 95 cents while ... |
| | | | ... gained 33 cents to $26.08. Among the retailers, Woolworths gained 23 cents to $24.40, while Wesfarmers, the owner of rival Coles lost seven cents to $38.93. In other news, Macquarie Leisure Trust Group, which owns brands such as Dreamworld and Goodlife ... |
| | | | ... at 5,720. Today, Goodman Group provides an operational update. Fitch Ratings reports on the Australian corporate sector. Coles, owned by Wesfarmers, will front the grocery inquiry in Melbourne. On Friday, the Australian share market closed down more ... |
| | | | ... coming up, so people will be looking closely at that," Mr Smith said. The supermarkets also fell, with Wesfarmers, which owns Coles and Bunnings Warehouse, losing 94 cents, or 2.35 per cent, to $39.05. Woolworths dropped 64 cents, or 2.21 per cent to ... |
| | | | ... expected slowdown in consumer spending. At 1215 AEDT, stocks in David Jones had risen 13 cents, or 3.34 per cent, to $4.02. Coles owner Wesfarmers was up 49 cents to $37.90, Woolworths was 58 cents higher at $29.41, but Harvey Norman had lost 20 cents ... |
| | | | ... At 1201 AEDT, Westfield securities had fallen 22 cents, or 1.25 per cent, to $17.45. Retail stocks was 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 ... |
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