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| | | Citigroup Inc and Bank of America Corp on Thursday posted double-digit gains in third-quarter profit, driven by gains in consumer banking. Profit at Citigroup, the world's largest financial services company, rose 13 percent to $5.31 billion, while profit ... |
| | | | Fund manager Perpetual Trustees Australia shares hit new highs on Tuesday after it rewarded shareholders with a special dividend and forecast double digit operating earnings growth. Perpetual reported a net profit of $90.4 million for 2003/04, up 16% ... |
| | | | The takeover offer by French insurer AXA SA for its Australian subsidiary will need to be ratcheted up if it is to be accepted by independent directors and shareholders, one broking house said on Monday. In its $3.1 billion bid, AXA SA, which owns 51% ... |
| | | | Bendigo Bank today posted a 35.3% increase in 2003/04 net profit and is targeting 15% - 18% growth in normalised earnings in 2004/05. Bendigo posted a $79.8 million net profit for the year to June 30, 2004, up more than 35% on the $59 million recorded ... |
| | | | Shares in Australia\'s second largest life insurer AXA Asia Pacific Holdings jumped 19% when trading resumed today, after news directors were considering a $3.1 billion takeover bid by its parent company. The shares, which had been in a trading halt ... |
| | | | Telstra Corp Ltd today announced the successful completion of its $1 billion off-market share buyback, at the bottom end of the tender range offered by Australia's biggest telco. A total 238,230,580 shares will be bought back at $4.20 a share, representing ... |
| | | | Analysts remain divided over Commonwealth Bank of Australia Ltd's controversial customer service overhaul, with earnings upgrades - and downgrades - continuing to flow. But opinion seems unanimous that the restructure - which involves cutting 3,700 ... |
| | | | The Federal Government will not participate in Telstra's $1 billion share buyback, Finance Minister Nick Minchin said today. Senator Minchin said the Government's 50.1 per cent stake in the telecommunications giant meant participation in the buyback ... |
| | | | The All Ordinaries was in negative territory following trading this morning. The index dipped by 15.4 points or by a little over 0.5 per cent. The decrease reflecting weaker trading in the banking sector, where all major shares, bar National Australia ... |
| | | | The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) today announced that Maxwell Sweetman, former executive director of Harts Australasia, has appeared in the Brisbane Magistrates Court charged with two counts of insider trading in the shares ... |
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