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| | | ... new stores and infrastructure and add more than 2,000 staff to its Victorian workforce over the next three years. Airline Qantas declined three cents to $3.21 after it said it will begin direct flights between Sydney and San Francisco six days a week ... |
| | | | ... Morgan weekly consumer confidence survey and Australian Bureau of Statistics' balance of payments figures. In equities news, Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce is among speakers at the AMP Amplify Festival breakfast, and Seven West Media holds a general ... |
| | | | ... is indicatively offered to investors at a yield to maturity of 4.8%. The announcement follows FIIG recently making the Qantas 7.75% fixed rate bond available to retail investors. It matures on 19 May 202 and is also available in minimum investment amounts ... |
| | | | ... Woodside Petroleum down 5.5 cents to $34.855, Oil Search fell five cents to $8.15 but Santos rose eight cents to $7.97. Qantas added 16 cents, or 5.7 per cent, to $2.97 after the airline bounced back from last year's heavy losses, posting a net profit ... |
| | | | ... weekly time earnings for the six months to November. In equities news, Sydney Airport is slated to post full year results. Qantas, Nine Entertainment, Billabong International, Ramsay Health Care, Transfield Services, Perpetual, Blackmores and Ausdrill ... |
| | | | ... per cent. Primary Health Care plummeted 30 cents to $4.61 after the medical diagnostics company hired former Leighton and Qantas executive Peter Gregg as its new boss, and announced a 6.2 per cent rise in first half net profit. |
| | | | ... $2.49. In the energy sector, Santos was down 26 cents at $8.10, while Woodside Petroleum had fallen 86 cents to $35.00. Qantas was one of the better performers, up 9.5 cents at $2.475, and Telstra was up three cents at $6.63. |
| | | | ... had lost 13 cents to $32.84, Westpac was down 20 cents at $33.16 and Commonwealth Bank was two cents weaker at $82.37. Qantas was among the best performers, thanks to the lower oil price and Monday's announcement it was on track for its best first half ... |
| | | | ... Amatil lost 11 cents to $9.15 after announcing it will axe 260 jobs as it undertakes a $100 million cost cutting campaign. Qantas gained 17 cents to $2.27 after the airline said it was expecting to post an underlying net profit after tax of between $300 ... |
| | | | ... owns Financial Standard). The man of the moment was joined by two other industry stalwarts, finalists Andrew Spence of Qantas Super and Dr Ian Lundy of Retirement Benefits Fund. The trio are exemplars in their field. Spence built his industry cred while ... |
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