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Midday market wrap: All ordinaries up slightly

The All Ordinaries gained 16.6 points or 0.54 per cent in trading this morning, driven mainly by gains in the financial and resource stocks offsetting the weakness in media giant News Corp. Asian stocks are having mixed returns with Hong Kong shares ...

Dealer group goes in AXA shake-up

Insurance and investment giant AXA has announced it intends to consolidate its dealer group network, including the closure of Altus Financial Services. AXA said its network would now comprise just two dealer group brands - AXA Financial Planning and ...

Morning market wrap: US Stocks Slump Friday As Confidence Wanes

US stocks closed sharply lower Friday, following a survey showing consumer confidence soured in early June. The University of Michigan's index of consumer sentiment dropped to 87.2 in June from 92.1 in May, in contrast to forecasts of a modest rise. ...

ASIC gives AMP green light for demerger

The Australian and Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) will allow AMP to proceed with its demerger offer to retail investors even though it has expressed concern at the level of information the beleaguered insurance and financial services giant ...

Australian Property Monitors to advise Commonwealth Bank

Australian Property Monitors (APM) have inked a deal with the Commonwealth Bank to provide marketing, internal portfolio analysis, process improvements and supplementary advice on Australian property market cycles, it has announced. APM will provide ...

Dodd resigns from Macquarie Goodman Funds Management

Macquarie has announced the resignation of Dr Peter Dodd from the board of Macquarie Goodman Funds Management (MGF). Dr Dodd has resigned due to his commitments with ABN Amro, where he is the head of corporate finance. Dr Dodd has been on the board ...

Afternoon market wrap: AMP continues to fall

AMP's woes continued as shares in the beleaguered financial services and insurance giant continued to fall, despite the stronger sentiment on the index as a whole. AMP finished at $4.87-a fall of $0.12 over the course of the day-while the All Ordinaries ...

Midday market wrap: AMP tests $5.00 mark again

AMP shares were again under pressure as the All Ordinaries index reflected the overnight losses on global share indices. The beleaguered financial services and insurance giant traded as low as $5.04 during the morning session, a fall of 2.7%. Promina ...

Crean reaffirms opposition to Telstra sell-off

Opposition Leader Simon Crean has said that he is committed to ensuring there will be no further Telstra sell-off, following today's statement from the telco giant that it would not slash 4,000 jobs or cut capital spending by up to 20 per cent this ...

Midday market wrap: All Ordinaries in reverse

AMP shares slid back down towards the $5.00 mark during the morning session while chairman Peter Willcox and chief executive officer Andrew Mohl tried to reassure angry investors at the AGM that they were steering the stricken giant in the right direction. ...