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| | | ... smaller end of the market," the update said. "There were also a number of take-over proposals during the period, most notably AWE (oil and gas, +94% in quarter), TOX (Cleanaway bid, +38%) and Aconex (IT, +92%). At the larger end, the merger between Tabcorp ... |
| | | | A material focus among superannuation funds is delivering integrated, online interfaces so people can manage their super alongside other finances. This focus is evident at Colonial First State, which recently invested in an innovation lab with dedicated ... |
| | | | ... companies some rebalancing of the portfolio occurred, with the complete sale of Equity Trustees, Tox Free Solutions, SAI Global, AWE and Recall Holdings. The holding in Transurban was also reduced. |
| | | | ... expected on Tuesday. In equities news, Oil Search and QBE Insurance are expected to post full year results, while AV Jennings, AWE, Ramsay Health Care, Cabcharge, and Charter Hall Group are due to release first half results. Graincorp has its annual ... |
| | | | ... Maintenance is expected to post first half results while Bank of Queensland, Independence Group, Regional Express Holdings and AWE have annual general meetings scheduled. In Australia, the market on Tuesday closed higher for the third straight day, driven ... |
| | | | You call that QE? This is QE! Haruhiko Kuroda san's debut at the helm of the Bank of Japan (BOJ) shocked and awed financial markets for he delivered much more than even the most optimistic had been expecting. Yes Virginia, the Bank of Japan (BOJ) has ... |
| | | | ... of it, Wall Street also has only itself to blame for its own disappointment -- prices have not dropped enough to shock and awe the Fed into a shock and awe reaction. They don't need to be juiced. Case in point, since peaking on the 2nd of April, the ... |
| | | | ... to $33.60 a share. Smaller miners like Flinders Mines and Intrepid Mines also got a boost. Shares in oil and gas producer AWE rose 5.5 cents, or 3.9 per cent, to $14.55 after it sold down its interest in the Tasmanian Bass Basin joint venture and announced ... |
| | | | ... cents, or 2.5 per cent, at $25.05, making it the worst performer on Monday on the ASX 200. Oil and gas explorer and producer AWE Ltd was the best performer among the top 200, rising 11.5 cents, or 8.5 per cent, to $1.475, followed by DuluxGroup. National ... |
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