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| | | The Australian market looks set to open lower following a negative lead from Wall Street despite strong performances on most other international markets. At 0850 AEDT on Thursday, the March share price index futures contract was down 22 points at 5,258. ... |
| | | | ... iron ore miner Fortescue losing 19 cents, or 3.35 per cent, to $5.48. But gold miner Newcrest found two cents to $9.72. The big banks were weaker, with Commonwealth Bank losing 32 cents to $75, ANZ falling three cents to $30.84, Westpac dropping 17 cents ... |
| | | | The big four banks need to see top line revenue growth after a year that saw income-hungry self-managed superannuation funds (SMSFs) and other investors invest heavily in the banks, according StocksInValue head of equities insights and publishing David ... |
| | | | Australian shares are weaker as a mixed lead out of Wall Street dents the big banks. The mining giants, BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto, however, are firmer despite concerns China's economy may be experiencing its slowest annual growth in 14 years. The major ... |
| | | | ... higher at $5.66. Oil giant Woodside Petroleum was 35 cents higher at $38.98, and Santos had gained 13 cents to $14.50. The big for banks were lower, with the Commonwealth down 28 cents at $75.52, ANZ 16 cents worse off at $30.90, Westpac dropping 22 ... |
| | | | Two key AMP financial advice executives have become the first high-profile casualties of yesterday's company restructure announcement. The managing director of AMP-aligned dealer group Genesys Wealth Advisers Paul Robertson and Andrew Waddell, director ... |
| | | | Some jobs may be on the chopping block at AMP as a result of chief executive Craig Meller's restructure of the business which began last year and continued today with the announcement of key leadership appointments. "As we move towards a more efficient ... |
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