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| | ... cents at $42.07 ahead of a shareholder vote on a $US2.7 billion ($A2.92 billion) plan to buy back shares from Royal Dutch Shell. The major four banks were also feeling the downward pressure. Commonwealth Bank had lost 88 cents to $82.87, ANZ had fallen ... |
| | | ... and July. In equities news, Woodside Petroleum holds its general meeting to vote on the buyback of shares from Royal Dutch Shell and Resmed is expected to post its financial results. The Australian market on Thursday, continued to hold above the 5,600-point ... |
| | | ... oil and gas company Woodside Petroleum has placed its shares in a trading halt after its biggest shareholder, Royal Dutch Shell, announced it will sell the majority of its 23.1 per cent stake in the company. Woodside last traded at $42.85. In other market ... |
| | | ... 6,276.88 points as investors also digested earnings from a host of British companies, including energy major Royal Dutch Shell and brewer Diageo. Frankfurt's DAX 30 gave up 0.45 per cent to 7,776.05 points, and in Paris the CAC 40 fell 0.87 per cent ... |
| | | ... after The Australian newspaper reported the company's efforts to raise equity could be complicated by a delay in Royal Dutch Shell's sale of its $7 billion stake, Mr Milroy said. Jittery investors are also treading water ahead of a European leaders summit ... |
| | | ... much of the day the FTSE 100 headed into positive territory just before the close," Hedden said. In London, Royal Dutch Shell said that net profits almost doubled to $US8.6 billion ($A7.83 billion) in April-June as improved income from high oil prices ... |
| | | ... Statistics is to release business indicators for March. In other news, Suncorp Group is to hold an investor day. Royal Dutch Shell's vice president global business environment Jeremy Bentham is to address the Committee for Economic Development of Australia ... |
| | | ... Bureau of Statistics releases business indicators for March. In other news, Suncorp Group holds an investor day. Royal Dutch Shell's vice president global business environment Jeremy Bentham to address Committee for Economic Development of Australia ... |
| | | ... cents lower to $27.38 and Westpac was 15 cents softer at $22.75. In other headlines on Friday, energy giant Royal Dutch Shell is expected to make a positive final investment decision for the world's first floating liquefied natural gas project, Prelude ... |
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