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| | ... futures contract dropped 99 points, or 2.01 per cent, to 4,838. Today, Alesco Corporation Ltd releases annual results, Harvey Norman Holdings Ltd releases annual sales results and Centennial Coal releases its fourth quarter production report. The Australian ... |
| | | ... proposal to take over St George Bank. Both stocks are in trading halts which are due to expire this morning. In retail, Harvey Norman Ltd releases its third quarter sales results. Yesterday, the Australian share market closed higher as Westpac's proposed ... |
| | | ... to get relief through a reduction in stamp duty. In equities, APN News & Media holds its annual general meeting, while Harvey Norman Holdings releases third quarter sales results and St George Bank reveals interim results. Yesterday, the Australian stock ... |
| | | ... from the population and wealth growth in those areas. "You must be positioned in the areas which are growing. For example Harvey Bay, Noosa, Bunbury and Mandurah, these are lifestyle and commuter-based towns which present opportunities in property, investment ... |
| | | ... 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 to $4.17. Overnight, the Dow Jones industrial average fell 7.49 points, or 0.06 per cent, to 12,258.90. ... |
| | | ... government to lower personal tax rates which surely would only put more fuel on the fire in an environment where retailer Harvey Norman just declared a 70 per cent lift in half year profits driven by insatiable demand for household electronic goods. ... |
| | | ... aggregates data for January. Company reporting season continues with first-half results expected from Insurance Australia Group, Harvey Norman Holdings, Commander Communications, Centro Properties Group, Fortescue Metals Group, AGL Energy and Asciano ... |
| | | ... 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 Fairfax down four cents at $4.02, News ... |
| | | ... 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 retailer Coles, lost 70 cents to $38.30. ... |
| | | ... sector was up at 1223 AEDT. Woolworths had gained 13 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 ... |
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