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| | | ... their boards. Within the ASX100, five companies had no female representation on their boards - TPG Telecom, Ramsay Healthcare, Qube Holdings, Sirtex Medical and Domino's Pizza Enterprises. "These companies are bucking the trend when it comes to other ... |
| | | | ... Michael McCarthy said the local bourse was bouncing back after Monday's negative momentum with the banks, telcos and healthcare stocks leading the way. "The yield play is back on," he said. "It looks like the start of the European Central Bank's buying ... |
| | | | The Australian Unity Healthcare Property Trust (HPT) acquired a majority share of a North Gosford medical centre for $13 million. The property is a 2,226 square metre, two-level medical centre featuring a cafe and a two-level basement carpark. HPT has ... |
| | | | ... from Wall Street. IG Markets strategist Evan Lucas says the market is muddled by a slight bounce back in the bank, healthcare and diversified financial sectors a day after the Reserve Bank of Australia left its interest rate on hold. Those stocks were ... |
| | | | ... Morgan weekly consumer confidence survey. In equities news, Fortescue Metals Group, Dick Smith, Asciano, SEEK, Sonic Healthcare and Amcor are among the companies expected to post half year results, while Coca-Cola Amatil and Iluka Resources are slated ... |
| | | | ... share market," Mr Le Brun said. Banks and energy stocks were the worst performers, while miners were mixed and the healthcare sector was stronger. Telstra was the largest company to report its earnings, lifting half year profit 22 per cent to $2.1 billion ... |
| | | | ... eleventh social infrastructure asset in Australia and New Zealand. "AMP Capital has strong investment expertise in healthcare as well as being one of the most experienced global infrastructure managers and we look forward to partnering with Royal North ... |
| | | | The share market is higher as gains among the big banks and healthcare companies offset a slide in the resources sector. The market is around half a per cent higher despite a sharp drop by the likes of Rio Tinto, BHP Billiton and Fortescue Metals. Miners ... |
| | | | ... falling Australian dollar, which means "this is a good time to rebalance and get more exposure to industries such as healthcare, IT and biotechnology, which are not that strong in Australia." PM Capital chief investment officer Paul Moore considered ... |
| | | | ... The streaming video firm said they expect to top 61 million subscribers by the end of the current quarter. Leading healthcare group UnitedHealth beat expectations for earnings in its fourth quarter, driving its shares up 3.5 percent. That offset the ... |
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