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| | | ... Asian Growth Fund. The fund follows Series 1, which used the same funds, and created following investor demand, said David Jones-Prichard, JPMorgan's vice president of equity derivatives and structured products. He said the funds offered investors impressive ... |
| | | | ... all over the shop, too, with Woolworths down 28 cents at $29.64, but takeover target Coles up three cents at $14.20. David Jones was unchanged at $5.17. In the telecommunications sector, Telstra gained three cents to $4.40, and Optus-owner Singapore ... |
| | | | ... after reporting a 19 per cent jump in full year profit to $22.174 million. The retailers were mixed at 1215 AEST, with David Jones losing two cents to $4.89, Coles shedding 12 cents to $14.13, Harvey Norman gaining two cents to $4.94 and Woolworths surging ... |
| | | | ... energy, emerging markets and global equities. Like Citi, investors are also guaranteed capital protection at maturity. David Jones-Prichard said that STRATAS also offer retail investors access to alternative energy and emerging markets shares that are ... |
| | | | ... today, among them ResMed Inc, Fletcher Building Ltd, Stockland and property group Trinity Group. Upmarket retailer David Jones will release its fourth quarter sales results. News Corporation will release its 4th quarter results overnight, timed for 0600 ... |
| | | | ... Wesfarmers 16 cents poorer to $42.35. Other retailers were also weaker with Woolworths 14 cents lower at $27.51, and David Jones five cents to $5.45. |
| | | | ... Other retailers were mixed, with Woolworths, a potential bidder for some of Coles' assets, ahead 23 cents to $27.23. David Jones firmed two cents to $5.59, while Harvey Norman was three cents poorer to $5.26. |
| | | | ... giant Woolworths rising 15 cents to $27.66, but with rival Coles Group slipping one cent to $16.69. Upmarket retailer David Jones was five cents stronger at $5.25. In aviation, Macquarie Airports (MAp) today announced that it had sold its stake in Rome's ... |
| | | | ... Coles trading 17 cents higher at $16.88, and rival supermarket giant Woolworths up 20 cents to $27.94. Upmarket trader David Jones was six cents better at $5.25 and Harvey Norman added 13 cents, or 2.5 per cent, at $5.33. The market was up about one ... |
| | | | ... indicator of employment for May and, in Sydney, the Delivering Growth conference will be held. In the markets, retailer David Jones Ltd will deliver its third quarter sales results, as will media outfit News Corp. Optus owner Singapore Telecommunications ... |
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