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| | ... 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 ... |
| | | ... cents to 57.5, despite posting a more than $224 million loss, after announcing it will sell its workwear brands to Wesfarmers. Troubled mining services business Boart Longyear was down one cent or 5.13 per cent to 18.5 cents after making a $US143 million ... |
| | | ... Wednesday, the share market has hit a six-year high as a positive investor response to a generous payout from Coles owner Wesfarmers outweighed a sharp fall in BHP Billiton shares. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was up 10.8 points, or 0.19 per cent ... |
| | | ... bucked that trend, down seven cents at $34.71. Among the many companies to report earnings on Wednesday, Coles owner Wesfarmers was one of the better performers, as it is giving an extra $1.1 billion back to shareholders. Its shares jumped 96 cents ... |
| | | ... economics committee. And there is another round of companies reporting their earnings. Highlights include Coles owner Wesfarmers issuing its full year earnings and Woodside Petroleum reporting its half year results. Other companies reporting earnings ... |
| | | ... $14.175. Major retailers were among the market's better performers, with Woolworths up 26 cents at $36.38, Coles owner Wesfarmers up 14 cents at $43.70 and Coca-Cola Amatil six cents higher at $9.61. KEY FACTS * At 1211 AEST on Monday, the benchmark ... |
| | | ... shares were 30 cents lower at $21.05 as the company unveiled plans to sell off or demerge its chemicals business. And Wesfarmers was down 16 cents at $42.80 after announcing it had engaged former Victorian premier Jeff Kennett to mediate with supplie ... |
| | | ... shed three cents to $5.45, while consumer stocks were also in the red, with Woolworths down 22 cents at $36.00 and Wesfarmers 47 cents lower at $43.26. Buxton Resources was one of the strongest performers, adding 13 cents to 47 cents after releasing ... |
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