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| | ... had given up 22 cents to $35.27 and Westpac was 19 cents lower at $38.10. Woolworths had dropped seven cents to $28.19 and coles owner Wesfarmers was 17 cents weaker at $42.28. |
| | | ... of its own shares. The supermarket giants were among the worst performers, with Woolworths down 99.5 cents at $29.715 and Coles owner Wesfarmers 25 cents weaker at $43.60. |
| | | ... Wesfarmers, even though Wesfarmers are also down on their results." Woolworths shares dived $2.88, or 8.5%, to $31.07, while Coles owner Wesfarmers was down $1.25, or 2.8 per cent, to $44.19. Mr Le Brun said the energy sector was also pulling back after ... |
| | | ... strong improvement in annual profit, while Suncorp was down eight cents at $13.85 and IAG was 4.5 cents weaker at $5.955. Coles owner Wesfarmers was another drag on the market as it traded without its recently paid dividend, dropping 91.5 cents to $45.797. ... |
| | | ... emergency funds. The market opened higher but fell into negative territory as financial results from companies including Coles owner Wesfarmers and iiNet missed expectations, and the energy sector slumped on lower oil prices. Quay Equities head of trading ... |
| | | ... their lost super accounts into its Essential Super product by offering them the chance to win one of 10 $500 vouchers for Coles and Myer. The bank is writing to customers to let them know that it has unearthed potential lost super through an ATO data ... |
| | | ... investors continued to feel disappointed the supermarket operator's quarterly sales results were not as good as those of rival Coles. Investors were also worried that the Harper review of competition policy may result in moves that disadvantage the bid ... |
| | | ... announcing disappointing quarterly sales on Monday. The supermarket giant dropped 81 cents, or 2.37 per cent, to $33.43, while Coles owner Wesfarmers gained five cents to $44.20. The major banks are all up. Westpac rose six cents to $34.61, ANZ added ... |
| | | ... BHP Billiton fell 23 cents to $33.55, Rio Tinto shed 62 cents at $59.03, and Fortescue Metals dipped 6.5 cents to $3.385. Coles-owner Wesfarmers was 49 cents richer at $43.84 after Coles increased its food and liquor sales by 5.8 per cent to $7.3 billion ... |
| | | ... collectively brave enough to respond positively to a good set of numbers." All sectors had made losses. Conglomerate and Coles owner Wesfarmers had dropped 93 cents, or 2.3 per cent, to $39.90 and Woolworths was 39 cents, or 1.2 per cent, lower at $33.34. ... |
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