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| | | ... cents to $2.00 while Myer shares fell five cents to $2.34. Defensive stocks such as Telstra shares were stronger, with the telco up four cents to $3.55, its highest level since August 2009. "The new comment on Telstra is target $4.00," Mr Padley said. ... |
| | | | ... flexible packaging business with the $238 million acquisition of Aperio Group. Telstra was off 0.5 cents at $3.245. The telco said it would participate in the rollout of the national broadband network, (NBN) after finalising its $11 billion agreement ... |
| | | | ... competition regulator on Tuesday cleared the way for Telstra's participation in the national broadband network after approving the telco's plans to separate its retail and wholesale arms during the migration to the NBN. Information technology stocks ... |
| | | | ... February and that has supported the share price, he added. Singapore Telecommunications, which owns Australia's number-two telco, Optus, lost one cent to $2.28 as Optus posted a four-per-cent rise in third-quarter net profit. |
| | | | ... companies BHP Billiton and Telstra weighing on sentiment after weaker-than-expected profit results. Australia's largest telco's net profit for the six months to December 31 was $1.468 billion, which was below market expectations of $1.518 billion. BHP ... |
| | | | ... recent weeks as many investors see it as a defensive investment, fell 1.5 cents, or 0.5 per cent, to $3.25 a share. The telco on Friday lodged a revised structural separation undertaking with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission. |
| | | | ... $16.55. Telstra shares were more attractive after it reiterated its dividend, with chairman Catherine Livingstone saying the telco giant intends to pay a fully franked 28 cent per share dividend in both 2011/12 and 2012/13. Telstra shares were five cents ... |
| | | | ... investors saw as a defensive stock in volatile times, given its consistent yields and stable performance in recent weeks. The telco's shares gained one cent to $3.05. Gold rose two per cent on Monday and is on track for its first three-day winning streak ... |
| | | | ... recognised," he said. All sectors fell at the open except telecom stocks, which rose 0.35 per cent, led by Telstra. The telco's shares gained two cents to $3.06. Gold rose two per cent on Monday and is on track for its first three-day winning streak ... |
| | | | ... currently positioned to be underweight in resources. "We are seeing more value opportunities on the rise, in particular in the telco sector, such as Telecom NZ and consumer discretionary, stocks like Ardent Leisure and Cash Converters," said Corr. |
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