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| | | ... be drying up but Private Equity players won a reprieve of sorts in a parliamentary inquiry, triggered by the Qantas and Coles takeovers. With Private Equity deals only forming one percent of the equity market, and considering the boom looks to have peaked ... |
| | | | ... people," he said. "A great economy is what underpins the market and we shouldn't forget that. "People are still going to go to Coles and Woolworths no matter what the market is doing." The major miners all were trading higher after metals prices rose ... |
| | | | ... management buy-outs in Australia and New Zealand. Recent deals it has had interests in include Flight Centre, Veda Advantage and Coles Myer. Jon Schahinger, managing director of ING PEAL, said: "We are very pleased to be continuing our long relationship ... |
| | | | ... a bit of indecision about interest rates and bond yields. "There is obviously interest in the market with Wesfarmers and Coles as well. Coles and Wesfarmers are going to be a little bit volatile for the foreseeable future, especially Coles as they are ... |
| | | | ... market opened strongly this morning, spurred on by a strong Wall Street lead and a healthy lift in most metal prices. The Coles takeover also is expected to be a major driver in today's trading. At 1015 AEST, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index rose 50.5 ... |
| | | | ... On the markets, National Australia Bank Agribusiness will hold a briefing in Melbourne. There is likely to be reaction to Coles Group's backing of a $22 billion bid from Wesfarmers yesterday after a four-month auction for the Coles empire. A statement ... |
| | | | ... financial day of the financial year and the market is pretty much flat, with no real lead out of the US," Mr Foulsham said. "Coles is going to come out with news regarding... another potential takeover and the deal with Wesfarmers, (we're) waiting for ... |
| | | | ... Reserve Bank of Australia releases the commodity price index for June. The markets await the latest announcement surrounding Coles Group after the company's board spent the weekend assessing a revised takeover offer from Wesfarmers and, according to ... |
| | | | ... one cent to $3.14. The retailers were mixed, with supermarket 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 ... |
| | | | ... the system, and that keeps showing up in the market," he said. The retail sector was rattling along with takeover target Coles trading 17 cents higher at $16.88, and rival supermarket giant Woolworths up 20 cents to $27.94. Upmarket trader David Jones ... |
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