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| | | ... goods and specialty stores. The properties house more than 70 retailers including anchor tenants Woolworths and Bi-Lo (a Coles subsidiary) plus other national well-known national chains." To date, Stockland's unlisted property funds division has over ... |
| | | | ... added to companies falling under the "potential play" banner, its shares adding 16 cents, or seven per cent, to $2.40. "Like Coles Myer, there's a lot of uncertainly as to how that will filter out," she said, noting that as yet there are no specifics ... |
| | | | ... the September share price index contract was unchanged at 5,020. Amongst the markets, attention is focusing on retailer Coles Myer Ltd, which could be facing a takeover bid from a second group of predators as it prepares to strip 2,500 jobs out of the ... |
| | | | ... morning, and that has released a little bit of confidence." Mr Smith said the market was on the lookout for another bid for Coles Myer from Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, and some possible afternoon movement from brewing giant Fosters. Fosters performed strongly ... |
| | | | ... unlikely we will see a bounce, we just have to wait and see how commodity prices behave tonight," he explained. "We've got Coles reporting tomorrow so there will be a bit of a focus on that, with takeover talk continuing to put a focus on it." Australia's ... |
| | | | ... up the market, as investors waited for further direction from overseas indices and pending corporate activity, including Coles Myer's annual results later in the week. "The main strength today seems to be in the banking and finance sector," Mr Russell ... |
| | | | ... governor commences and he will be speaking on monetary policy in Singapore today. Australian news due this week includes Coles Myer's annual results due Thursday and James Hardie's annual information meeting tomorrow. The Australian share market was ... |
| | | | ... profit. Shares in Harvey Norman rose five cents to $3.44, while there were mixed fortunes elsewhere in the retail sector, with Coles Myer up 24 cents to $14.24, Woolworths down two cents to $20.57 and David Jones losing two cents to $3.39. |
| | | | ... Sydney Futures Exchange, the September share price index contract rose 23 points at 4995, on a volume of 8,142. Retailer Coles Myer was up 77 cents, or nearly six per cent, to $13.84. Mr Ferguson said media reports that private equity groups were close ... |
| | | | ... 21 per cent growth in net profit this year. Shares in the company climbed 17 cents to $19.83 by 1016 AEST. Rival grocer Coles Myer, which soared last week with the news of takeover interest from foreign groups, put on another 10 cents to $13.55. In the ... |
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