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| | ... sales and claims handling. Add-on insurance on credit cards and loans has remained an issue for the company. In 2020 Harvey Norman and Latitude Finance had the inauspicious honour of winning Choice's Shonky Award for credit cards offered through Harvey ... |
| | | ... As examples of its limited screening but stock-level sustainability analysis, Martin Currie cited three stocks: Harvey Norman, Amcor and AGL Energy, "Harvey Norman would have passed most negative screens that RI funds use, but for us this fails our ESG ... |
| | | ... defensive trade. Bruce said out of reporting season the construction and consumer industrials were positive with Harvey Norman well liked on the back of an earnings increase of 20% and its dividend up 50%. Flight Centre was another stock showing potential. ... |
| | | ... Bridges Personal Investment Services' Terry M and Premium Financial Advisers' Phillip L. They will receive a $200 Harvey Norman voucher and a $300 MYER voucher respectively for taking the time to fill out the survey. The research is still being collated ... |
| | | ... year, rather than over five years as had been the case. "There's some clear winners in the market today, obviously Harvey Norman, Dick Smith and JB Hi-Fi had a good start to the day, that's on that write off for small businesses," Mr Le Brun said. Harvey ... |
| | | ... as long as they can," Mr Reynolds told AAP. Consumer discretionary stocks are the top performers, with retailer Harvey Norman nine cents, or 2.1 per cent, higher at $4.37, JB Hi-Fi up 23.5 cents at $18.635 and Flight Centre putting on 63 cents to $39.19. ... |
| | | ... recede. Locally, the Reserve Bank will release financial aggregates for January on Friday. In company news Woolworths, Harvey Norman, Cabcharge and the owner of Penfolds, Wolf Blass and Lindeman's, Treasury Wine Estates releases their half year results. ... |
| | | ... lower after the Westpac-Melbourne Institute measure of consumer sentiment fell to its lowest level in three years. Harvey Norman was down 19 cents at $3.41, Premier Investments was down 48 cents at $10.20 and Pacific Brands was 2.25 cents weaker at 49.25 ... |
| | | ... ASX. Meanwhile, Aristocrat Leisure is expected to post full year results and OZForex its half year results, while Harvey Norman, Brickworks, Retail Food Group and Mesoblast have annual general meetings scheduled. In Australia, the market on Monday ended ... |
| | | ... drop in annual profit. Super Retail was down 17 cents at $8.79, The Reject Shop was down 30.5 cents at $9.545, but Harvey Norman was two cents higher at $3.74. Another company to release financial results was Sigma Pharmaceuticals, which achieved a 38 ... |
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