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| | | ... Stockland has a third quarter investor update and Woodside Petroleum has its annual general meeting scheduled. Meanwhile, Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce is slated to speak at a Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Western Australia lunch in Sydney ... |
| | | | ... Westpac had lifted 16 cents to $34.37, ANZ climbed 29 cents to $32.84 and Commonwealth Bank was 36 cents higher at $76.91. Qantas shares were up 1.5 cents at $1.09 after it unveiled major changes to its frequent flyer program. |
| | | | ... Zhaoxu, is slated to speak at a Committee for Economic Development of Australia (CEDA) lunch in Perth. In equities news, Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce appears at a Senate committee hearing into the airline's future while Rio Tinto is expected to ... |
| | | | ... while the Australian Industry Group Australian Performance of Services Index (PSI) for February is due out. Meanwhile, Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce is slated to be the guest at the Australia-Israel Chamber of Commerce No major equities news is expected. ... |
| | | | ... markets. Locally, the market has reacted to news that the federal government has announced its support for the repeal of the Qantas sale act which restricts foreign ownership but will not extend a debt guarantee to the struggling airline. Mr Spooner ... |
| | | | ... higher though, with Oil Search up 21.5 cents at $8.865, Santos up 11 cents at $13.75 and Woodside 23 cents higher at $38.18. Qantas was down 1.25 cents at $1.1525 as Prime Minister Tony Abbott said Qantas would face national interest tests even if the ... |
| | | | ... after the airline said it had slumped to a first half loss of $83.7 million as it fights to take market share from rival Qantas. Qantas shares were down one cent at $1.145 amid fallout from Thursday's news it would axe 5,000 jobs, freeze wages, retire ... |
| | | | ... us students of the dismal science back in the late 1940s but it's ringing ever so true today... in Australia 2014. The Qantas crash of 2014 led me to mull over this paradox. QAN dropped by 9% yesterday after reporting a pre-tax loss of A$252 million ... |
| | | | ... worse-than-expected drop in business investment in the December quarter. The market also was pulled down by a sharp drop in the value of Qantas shares, after the airline said it will axe 5000 jobs in the wake of a $252 million half year underlying loss. ... |
| | | | ... Statistics releases private new capital expenditure and expected expenditure data for the December quarter. In equities news, Qantas, the Seven Group, Nine Entertainment, Gindalbie Metals, Perpetual, and Transfield Services are expected to post first ... |
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