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| | | ... payments when the season is good, hitting the $25,000 concessional contribution cap; and they have held on to old Wesfarmers shares which have appreciated over time. While frost-affected farmers stuck to their Wesfarmers stocks, some were able to draw ... |
| | | | ... 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. ... |
| | | | ... four counts of stealing, which he pleaded not guilty. In late 2007 King allegedly borrowed from a client 85,000 Wesfarmers shares for three months as collateral for a margin loan account held by King's mother. In early 2008 Mr King's mother's account ... |
| | | | ... news, wealth manager AMP was 14 cents higher at $4.30 after it lifted first half net profit by 10 per cent. Wesfarmers shares rose $1.09 to $33.58 after it said a strong increase in earnings at its Coles supermarket chain helped lift full year profit ... |
| | | | ... billion. Rival Woolworths shed one cent to $24.71. RBS Morgans Brisbane's director of equities Bill Chatterton said Wesfarmers shares were already fairly expensive as much of the good news seemed to already be priced in and the company's cost base was ... |
| | | | ... Australia and New Zealand. Shares in the company shrugged off the news to rise 46 cents, or 1.9 per cent, to $24.94. Wesfarmers shares added eight cents to $30.25. "There's already been a lot of bad news priced in to the (retail) sector after the race ... |
| | | | ... UK-based beverages giant SABMiller plc, saying the $4.90 offer price undervalued the company significantly. Wesfarmers shares rose 36 cents to $30.66 after it reported it had increased full year profit 23 per cent to $1.922 billion and said it remained ... |
| | | | ... metallurgical coal mine in Queensland has hampered recovery efforts, forcing the company to downgrade sales guidance. Wesfarmers shares were 51 cents lower, by 1.6 per cent, at $32.62. The spot price of gold in Sydney was $US1,542 per fine ounce, up ... |
| | | | ... ASIC and court action. Todd Michael King, of Perth, WA, allegedly used a scanned signature to transfer 85,000 Wesfarmers shares belonging to self-funded retiree Edwin Smith, into a margin account he had opened in his mother's name. King, 41, has been ... |
| | | | ... first quarter of 2009/10 on the back of rising food and liquor sales, and an improvement in consumer confidence. Wesfarmers shares beefed up $1.69, or 6.39 per cent, to $28.13, while Woolworths gained 14 cents to $29.55. The big four banks were strong. ... |
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