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| | ... retailers were also higher, with David Jones up three cents at $3.17, JB Hi-Fi had gained 47 cents to $15.62 and Harvey Norman was 4.5 cents higher at $2.165. In other news, resources and media company Seven Group Holdings expects its first half profit ... |
| | | ... while Origin lost 15 cents to $14.24. Both companies have argued for coal seam gas exploration. Shares in retailer Harvey Norman fell after its sales dropped in the three months to September. Harvey Norman shares were 11.5 cents lower, or 5.3 per cent ... |
| | | ... and National Australia Bank post full year results; Woolworths Ltd releases its first quarter sales results and Harvey Norman Holdings its third quarter sales results. PanAust Ltd gives its September quarter production report; GPT Group its September ... |
| | | ... profit despite ongoing weakness in consumer spending. David Jones was up nine cents, or 3.3 per cent, at $2.79. Harvey Norman had added seven cents, or 3.5 per cent, to $2.05, Myer was up three cents, or 1.45 per cent, at $2.10, and JB Hi-Fi was 32 cents ... |
| | | ... threat from Hurricane Irene eased and in response to encouraging US consumer spending data. In the retail sector, Harvey Norman said net profit for 2010/11 rose nine per cent to $252.26 million and presented a cautious outlook for the year ahead. The ... |
| | | ... Tuesday, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) releases its building approvals for July data. In equities news, Harvey Norman, Infigen Energy, TFS Corp, Beach Energy, Mcmillan Shakespeare all announce full year profits. In Australia, the market on ... |
| | | ... September share price index futures contract was up three points at 4,590. On the company front this week, retailer Harvey Norman releases its second quarter sales results on Monday, Alesco releases its full year results on Tuesday, Australand Property ... |
| | | ... cent, to $3.29, after announcing its full year net profit will decline by between 0.5 per cent and two per cent. Harvey Norman shed 10 cents, or 4.15 per cent, to $2.31, Myer lost 13 cents, or 4.91 per cent, to $2.52 and Fairfax Media dropped 3.5 cents ... |
| | | ... lost ground, however, as investors assessed the possible impact of higher interest rates on discretionary spending. Harvey Norman lost three cents, or 1.08 per cent, to $2.76, The Reject Shop fell 20 cents, or 1.72 per cent, to $11.45, and Pacific Brands ... |
| | | ... guidance and announced a share buy-back. Other retailers were mixed, with The Reject Shop off eight cents to $12.11, Harvey Norman jumping three cents, or 1.01 per cent, to $3.00 and department store owner Myer Holdings Ltd up six cents, or 1.92 per ... |
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