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| | | ... $37.595, Rio Tinto had fallen 68 cents to $61.02 and Fortescue Metals was down 15.5 cents at $4.895. Meanwhile, shares in Coles owner Wesfarmers were up 53 cents at $43.24, but Woolworths was down 69 cents at $36.63 continuing falls from Wednesday after ... |
| | | | Nah, I'm not falling for that one again. No mas Virginia! Equity markets closed (to borrow Coles new ad) "down, down, deeper and down" overnight. The headlines have easily pinpointed the cause... "U.S. Stocks Retreat, Treasuries Rally on Ukraine, China" ... |
| | | | ... added eight cents to $29.38 and Commonwealth Bank increased 13 cents to $73.33. Wesfarmers, which owns supermarket giant Coles, dropped 34 cents to $41.25 but Woolworths gained 27 cents to $33.96. |
| | | | ... losing 12.5 cents to $37.545, Rio Tinto 32 cents to $63.12 and Fortescue 3.5 cents to $5.265. Among stocks making gains were Coles supermarket owner Wesfarmers, up 45 cents to $42.74 and Origin Energy 14 cents higher ar $14.66. |
| | | | ... has a total end value of $135million, weighted average lease term of 12.8 years and tenants that include Australia Post, Coles and Toll. Head of Charter Hall's direct property division Richard Stacker said further assets that meet DIF2's investment criteria ... |
| | | | ... at $27.81, CBA had gained 67 cents to $66.79, NAB had added 54 cents to $29.24 and Westpac had put on 34 cents to $28.04. Coles owner Wesfarmers had added 19 cents to $38.79 while Woolworths had gained 21 cents to $32.06. |
| | | | ... NSW government brings down its budget. Bunnings managing director John Gillam, Harvey Norman chief executive Katie Page, Coles MD Ian McLeod, Woolworths supermarkets and petrol MD Tjeed Jegen are scheduled to address the Australian National Retailers ... |
| | | | The Industry Superannuation Property Trust (ISPT) has entered a joint venture with Wesfarmers-owned Coles. ISPT will buy a 75% stake of 19 Coles shopping centres across Australia with the possibility of expanding the investment over time. The asset ... |
| | | | ... commodities such as oil, copper and gold all finished lower in New York trading. Making news, Wesfarmers said total sales at Coles supermarkets rose 6.4 per cent in the third quarter. Wesfarmers was up 29 cents at $21.18, while Woolworths, which last ... |
| | | | ... sector at the open, rising 2.26 per cent. On a negative note, supermarket chain Woolworths fell 15 cents to $40.31 while Coles owner Wesfarmers slipped 34 cents to $34.07. Healthcare stocks were down 0.61 per cent and the worst-performing sector in morning ... |
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