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Wesfarmers profit slides due to sold businesses; underlying earnings surge
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Wesfarmers has reported a 4 per cent slide in its first half profit to $1,376 million, negatively affected by sold off insurance and industrial gas businesses slipping out of its accounts. When the loss of earnings from those businesses were taken into account, ...
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Wesfarmers has reported a 4 per cent slide in its first half profit to $1,376 million, negatively affected by sold off insurance and industrial gas businesses slipping out of its accounts. When the loss of earnings from those businesses were taken into account, ...
Stocks fall as earnings disappoint
Wesfarmers says outlook 'optimistic'
Wesfarmers half-year profit dips but upbeat on outlook
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Virgin Australia reports USD0.4m profit for Tigerair Australia in 2QFY2015
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Virgin Australia reported (19-Feb-2015) Tigerair Australia achieved a profit of AUD0.5 million (USD0.4 million) in 2QFY2015, the first quarterly profit for the carrier since Dec-2010. Tigerair grew its revenue by 18%, around 3% higher than its capacity growth ...
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Virgin Australia reported (19-Feb-2015) Tigerair Australia achieved a profit of AUD0.5 million (USD0.4 million) in 2QFY2015, the first quarterly profit for the carrier since Dec-2010. Tigerair grew its revenue by 18%, around 3% higher than its capacity growth ...
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Australians' super savings soar 10pc to $1.93 trillion
The Australian
THE superannuation savings of Australians are just months away from hitting the $2 trillion mark, having jumped almost 10 per cent last year. The new savings total of $1.93 trillion — up from $1.77 trillion — is significantly more than Australia's gross domestic ...
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THE superannuation savings of Australians are just months away from hitting the $2 trillion mark, having jumped almost 10 per cent last year. The new savings total of $1.93 trillion — up from $1.77 trillion — is significantly more than Australia's gross domestic ...
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How the Commonwealth Bank became Australia's new millionaires factory
The Australian
IT must be the holy grail for Commonwealth Bank of Australia shareholders. As shares in Australia's biggest bank continue their march to the magical $100 mark, cheered on by nearly 800,000 shareholders, some are sitting on gains that others just can't get.
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IT must be the holy grail for Commonwealth Bank of Australia shareholders. As shares in Australia's biggest bank continue their march to the magical $100 mark, cheered on by nearly 800,000 shareholders, some are sitting on gains that others just can't get.
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The Guardian
Australia's Crown shares up as local recovery eclipses profit fall
Reuters
SYDNEY Feb 19 (Reuters) - Australian casino operator Crown Resorts Ltd's half-yearly net profit fell by nearly half, but its shares rose to a five-month high as earnings grew at its flagship local casino. Net profit came in at A$201.8 million for the six months to ...
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SYDNEY Feb 19 (Reuters) - Australian casino operator Crown Resorts Ltd's half-yearly net profit fell by nearly half, but its shares rose to a five-month high as earnings grew at its flagship local casino. Net profit came in at A$201.8 million for the six months to ...
James Packer's Crown profit falls 47% on Macau woes, shares up on revenue ...
Crown results helped by China corruption crackdown, says Craigie
China's corruption crackdown hurts James Packer's gambling empire
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Origin Energy says slump in oil price will stem surging gas prices
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Origin Energy managing director Grant King believes the slump in the oil price will stem the surge in domestic gas prices. Photo: Nic Walker. The slump in the oil price will stem the surge in domestic gas prices, Origin Energy says, with the peak now likely to ...
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The Age
Origin Energy managing director Grant King believes the slump in the oil price will stem the surge in domestic gas prices. Photo: Nic Walker. The slump in the oil price will stem the surge in domestic gas prices, Origin Energy says, with the peak now likely to ...
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Govt wants to see advisers better educated
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The banking industry has thrown its support behind the Abbott government's push to raise the education standards of financial advisers. Assistant Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has flagged the possibility of moving financial planners from a diploma-based ...
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The banking industry has thrown its support behind the Abbott government's push to raise the education standards of financial advisers. Assistant Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has flagged the possibility of moving financial planners from a diploma-based ...
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Spiralling debt no legacy for your children warns Joe Hockey
The Australian
AUSTRALIANS who don't accept the need for budget savings are breaking the compact between generations, the Treasurer said in a speech in Sydney today that suggested Australia faced a serious budget problem that it would be “selfish” not to fix.
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AUSTRALIANS who don't accept the need for budget savings are breaking the compact between generations, the Treasurer said in a speech in Sydney today that suggested Australia faced a serious budget problem that it would be “selfish” not to fix.
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Japan Post Offers $5.1 Billion for Australian Package Delivery Company
New York Times
Email; Share; Tweet; Save; More. Photo. Ray Horsburgh, right, chairman of Toll Holdings and Toru Takahashi, president of Japan Post.Credit Saeed Khan/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images. TOKYO — Japan's national postal service is buying the largest ...
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Email; Share; Tweet; Save; More. Photo. Ray Horsburgh, right, chairman of Toll Holdings and Toru Takahashi, president of Japan Post.Credit Saeed Khan/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images. TOKYO — Japan's national postal service is buying the largest ...
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Sydney Morning Herald
Webjet beats profit expectations, raises dividend
Sydney Morning Herald
Online travel group Webjet has reported strong growth in its core business of selling flights to Australian consumers, with international bookings rising by 38 per cent despite the depreciation of the local currency. The company reported a 0.8 per cent rise in ...
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Sydney Morning Herald
Online travel group Webjet has reported strong growth in its core business of selling flights to Australian consumers, with international bookings rising by 38 per cent despite the depreciation of the local currency. The company reported a 0.8 per cent rise in ...
Webjet reaffirms FY guidance
Strong Turnover, Revenue Growth at Webjet
Webjet Limited's sales take flight: Here's what you need to know
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