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| | | ... worth $1.4 billion, with 289 stocks trading up, 567 down and 335 unchanged. Investors supported defensive plays, driving Telstra up three cents, or one per cent, to $3.03, but leaving Singapore Telecommunications - owner of Optus - unchanged at $2.41. ... |
| | | | Telstra Super has made changes to its insurance design, reducing the price of income protection, death and total and permanent disability (TPD) cover. The fund, insured by TOWER Australia, has cut income protection and death and TPD premiums by up to ... |
| | | | ... entity that awarded the most mandates by number was ipac Implemented Consulting which gave out 35 behests, followed by Telstra Super at 28. QSuper topped the list of entities that awarded the most mandates in dollar terms, dishing out $9.2 billion, followed ... |
| | | | Telstra Super annual returns scored double digits for the last financial year, with six out of its nine accumulated investment options performing above 10%. This is the second consecutive year with promising results, according to the large corporate ... |
| | | | ... NASDAQ managed a small gain. Major commodities such as oil, gold and copper settled higher. Making news on Wednesday, Telstra was up one cent at $2.95 after the telco announced a series of new executive positions and some organisational changes to position ... |
| | | | ... that we will be able to sustain it," Mr Heffernan said. Financial stocks were up 0.58 per cent. Making news on Wednesday, Telstra said chief financial officer and board member John Stanhope would retire at the end of 2011 after more than four decades ... |
| | | | ... $24.73. Commonwealth Bank added 41 cents to $50.90, Westpac firmed six cents to $21.19 and ANZ Bank was unchanged at $21.45. Telstra lost another three cents or 1.01 per cent to $2.93 after heavy falls on Thursday, when it announced an $11 billion agreement ... |
| | | | ... market we're in - have two to three up days, then it will sell off. "It's choppy, volatile conditions at the moment." Telstra shares fell despite it saying it had reached an agreement with the federal government to progressively disconnect its copper ... |
| | | | ... Senior executives from Coles, David Jones Ltd and Bunnings were listed to speak at a conference in Sydney on Thursday. And Telstra Corporation Ltd and the federal government were expected to announced they had reached an agreement on a deal regarding ... |
| | | | ... fundamentals of local businesses. "There's starting to be a bit of value buying," he said. Stocks which benefitted on Monday were Telstra, Fortescue, Wesfarmers and Coca Cola Amatil. "It's a number of stocks that have been historically very good stable ... |
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