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| | ... following companies hold their annual general meetings: AMP, Rio Tinto, Caltex Australia, as well as Scentre Group, owner of Westfield's Australian and New Zealand shopping centres. In Australia, the market on Wednesday suffered its biggest one-day fall ... |
| | | ... cent to $1.45 after suffering a 74% half year profit slump to $68.48 million amid soft commodity and media markets. Westfield group plunged 16 cents, or 1.6%, to $9.98 despite lifting its full year income five per cent and co-chief executive Peter Lowy ... |
| | | ... release the wage price index along with construction work done figures, both for the December quarter. In equities news, Westfield Corporation is slated to post full year results. Southern Cross Media, Seven Group, WorleyParsons, Mortgage Choice, Charter ... |
| | | ... sharp fall in dividends from Australia merely reflects a number of technical factors, including the restructuring of the Westfield group, and because Westpac did not repeat a big special dividend paid last year. Underlying growth in Australian dividends ... |
| | | ... 2,000.02, In Australia, another round of companies will report their earnings, with Seven Network owner Seven West and Westfield the highlights. Flight Centre, Lend Lease regional broadcaster Prime Media and mining services company WorleyParsons are ... |
| | | ... cent or 5.13 per cent to 18.5 cents after making a $US143 million net loss for the six months to June 30. The owner of Westfield's Australian and New Zealand shopping centres, Scentre lost 5.5 cents to $3.495 despite lifting its first half net profit ... |
| | | ... company earnings season continues. Mining services company Boart Longyear, the maker of Bonds underwear Pacific Brands, Westfield shopping centre empire spin-off Scentre and fertility services company Virtus Health are among those issuing earnings reports. ... |
| | | UniSuper has become one of the major holders of Westfield's new listed company Scentre, despite its high profile opposition to the restructure last month. The $40 billion fund's chief investment officer John Pearce, who very publicly opposed the restructure ... |
| | | UniSuper has no plans to ditch its 8.5% holding Westfield Retail Trust (WRT), despite Westfield's controversial $70 billion restructure getting the green light. The shopping centre giant will go ahead with the restructure after it secured enough shareholder ... |
| | | ... at $33.40, Westpac had fallen 16 cents to $34.29 and ANZ was 15 cents weaker at $34.13. In other news, investors in Westfield Retail Trust will vote on the controversial $70 billion restructure of the company and the Mantra Group will list on the share ... |
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