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| | | ... management business continues to see us attract new capital partners." The Campbelltown Mall shopping centre currently has a Coles, Woolworths, Kmart, Target and Aldi together with 10 mini majors and 84 specialty tenancies, with a 98% occupancy and 4.7 ... |
| | | | ... cartel of life insurance companies and banks that you lead is a disgrace, and is no different to the behaviour shown by Coles and Woolworths to the farmers, and very similar to what Murray Goulburn has done to dairy farmers." Dunsford also accused Loane ... |
| | | | ... deliver benefits for the budget. Finalists of the awards were CBA advice consultant Daniel Bofinger, BT Financial Group's Brad Coles, ANZ Wealth Rajasree Variyar and AMP's Josh Waterhouse. "Our awards showcase the thinking and innovation of the next ... |
| | | | Over three quarters (76.3%) of Australians would never consider a Coles or Woolworths public offer superannuation fund, according to CoreData research. Based on a survey of 847 respondents, CoreData's 2015 Member Engagement Report also suggested that ... |
| | | | ... life insurance marketplace. Some insurers (such as MetLife and Swiss Re) are entering into partnerships with supermarkets (Coles and Woolworths respectively) to offer policies to these companies' massive customer-bases, adding in incentives like product ... |
| | | | ... gained 39 cents to $32.44, Westpac rose 35.5 cents to $32.915, while National Australia Bank was up 15 cents at $33.38. Coles' parent company Wesfarmers added 67 cents to $44.00, while Woolworths had gained 39 cents to $28.57. Telstra was up 6.5 cents ... |
| | | | ... cents to $32.67, but Rio Tinto dropped 24 cents to $58.55 while iron ore player Fortescue was down three cents to $2.42. Coles owner Wesfarmers has shed 26 cents to $42.89 after its quarterly earnings results showed a slowdown in Coles' growth. Rival ... |
| | | | ... 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 ... |
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