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| | | ... Wesfarmers, Virgin Australia, Fairfax Media, Crown Resorts, Origin Energy, Webjet, Tatts, Drillsearch, iiNet and Super Retail Group are among the companies expected to post half year results, while AMP and Oceana Gold are slated to release full year ... |
| | | | ... Darwin. In equities news, BHP Billiton is slated to post its quarterly production report, while Origin Energy and Super Retail Group have annual general meetings. Telstra chief executive David Thodey is scheduled to speak at a Company Directors lunch ... |
| | | | ... Myer, which was down 20.5 cents, or 8.3 per cent, at $2.265 after announcing a 23 per cent drop in annual profit. Super Retail was down 17 cents at $8.79, The Reject Shop was down 30.5 cents at $9.545, but Harvey Norman was two cents higher at $3.74. ... |
| | | | ... showed retail spending rose 0.4 per cent in July, in line with expectations. JB Hi-Fi was up 12 cents at $17.12, Super Retail was up 12 cents at $9.26, The Reject Shop had added 21.5 cents to $9.635 and Harvey Norman was half a cent higher at $3.705. ... |
| | | | ... cent and the financial services company delivered a higher dividend, sending its shares 20 cents higher to $5.72. Super Retail Group was another stock to rise, after the owner of Super Cheap Auto and Rebel forecast sales growth in the second half of ... |
| | | | ... Thursday's highlight being financial services giant AMP reporting their half year results. Origin Energy, Mirvac, Super Retail Group, Asciano, iiNet and Sydney Airport are among others to release their earnings. In Australia on Wednesday, the share market ... |
| | | | ... a number occasions. "They've bounced back today to lead the market higher." The stocks leading the gains included Super Retail Group, which was up 23 cents at $8.58, Domino's Pizza had gained 89 cents to $22 and Myer had added 5.5 cents to $21.15. Woolworths ... |
| | | | ... down. There won't be any major resurgence from the resource stocks that are heavily into iron ore." Another retailer, Super Retail Group, has downgraded its profit forecast, blaming the tough federal budget for a slip in sales last month. Its shares ... |
| | | | ... on Thursday, the Commonwealth Bank business sales indicator for January is due to be released. In equities news, Super Retail Group, Fairfax Media, Origin Energy, Tatts, iiNet and Treasury wine Estates are among the companies expected to post first half ... |
| | | | ... cents to $31.60 and NAB falling 28 cents to $33.81. Telstra was three cents lower at $5.25. Meanwhile, shares in Super Retail Group were down $1.99 to $10.58 following a disappointing sales result. |
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