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| | | ... very seriously." In September 2014, following a four-week trial, a jury found King guilty of stealing two parcels of Wesfarmers shares valued at approximately $1,479,050 from a client's account to meet margin calls on King's mother's margin lending account. ... |
| | | | ... lunch in Brisbane while Fairfax boss Greg Hywood is to speak at the Publish conference. In equities news, BHP Billiton, Wesfarmers, Paladin Energy, Monadelphous, Goodman Group, Goodman Fielder, Mirvac, Village Roadshow, ResMed, Sonic Healthcare, PMP ... |
| | | | ... 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 10 cents to ... |
| | | | ... 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 in the first ... |
| | | | ... September is also due out. In equities news, NAB and BT Investment Management are expected to post full year results, while Wesfarmers is expected to release first quarter sales results and Mirvac will give an operational update. IAG, UGL, Flight Centre ... |
| | | | ... points at 5,246. No major economic or equities news is expected on Friday. However, ANZ chief executive Mike Smith, Wesfarmers commercial director Ian McLeod and Spotless Chairman Margaret Jackson are scheduled to speak at The Australian and Deutsche ... |
| | | | ... 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. Energy ... |
| | | | ... rising 3.5 cents to $8.955. The supermarket giants were lower, with Woolworths down 12 cents at $33.98 and Coles owner Wesfarmers 19 cents worse at $42.02. |
| | | | ... $31.81 and National Australia Bank was 25 cents weaker at $32.45. Woolworths was down 33 cents at $34.17 and Coles owner Wesfarmers had shed 30.5 cents to $42.435. The resources sector was also weaker, with BHP Billiton off 20 cents at $33.96, Rio Tinto ... |
| | | | ... higher at $3.705. Both of the supermarket giants were also higher. Woolworths was up 18 cents at $36.15 and Coles owner Wesfarmers was up 12 cents at $43.92. But the dominant sectors of resources and financials were weaker. After another fall in iron ... |
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