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COLES SLAMS PRICE GOUGING CLAIMS | PWC’S GENDER PAY GAP REVEALED | HALEY LOSES
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COLES SLAMS PRICE GOUGING CALLS WITH 3¢ PROFIT DEFENCE

Coles CEO Leah Weckert says Coles’ profit margins have not matched the surge in
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WECKERT BACKS SUPERMARKET COMPETITION AS SALES RISE

Coles supermarket margins contracted to 5.1 per cent from 5.3 per cent, a week
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 * Feb 27, 2024
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 * Feb 27, 2024
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 * Feb 26, 2024
 * Liam Walsh

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 * Feb 26, 2024
 * Michael Bleby

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 * Feb 26, 2024
 * Carrie LaFrenz

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TPG Telecom boss Iñaki Berroeta says consumers are still willing to pay for
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 * Feb 26, 2024
 * Jenny Wiggins

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Investors cheer the dividend even as the online retailer said its interim
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 * Feb 26, 2024
 * Simon Evans


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 * Feb 25, 2024
 * Jun Bei Liu

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The billionaire Afterpay co-founder Nick Molnar tells AFR Weekend he’s been
working with Jack Dorsey on Cash App, and they’re ready to tackle US banks.

 * Feb 23, 2024
 * James Eyers

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WOOLIES’ WEEK FROM HELL; QANTAS’ ‘HELPFUL’ PROFIT DROP; NVIDIA FEVER

This week, James and Anthony look at Woolworths’ week from hell, navigate the
latest turbulence at Qantas and Virgin, and try to answer why builders are going
bust amid crazy demand for housing.

 * Feb 23, 2024


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THE WORD THAT’S SUDDENLY DOMINATING PROFIT SEASON

Cries of profiteering have reached a crescendo this week, but investors should
be wary of the way profit season has become dominated by talk of cost-cutting. 

 * Feb 23, 2024
 * James Thomson

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investor agitation.

 * Feb 23, 2024
 * Ronald Mizen

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BRAMBLES SIGNALS GOLDEN TIMES OVER AS CHEP RIVALS STEP UP

CEO Graham Chipchase says an unwind of pallet hoarding by retailers has occurred
faster than expected, as rivals move to pick off some of its business.

 * Feb 23, 2024
 * Simon Evans

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FORTESCUE’S FIRST-HALF PROFIT SOARS 41PC

Strong iron ore prices have filled the iron ore mining giant’s coffers at a time
when clean energy spending is about to rise.

 * Updated Feb 22, 2024
 * Peter Ker

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An emerging housing option, land lease communities are typically aimed at budget
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then pay a ground rent for their site.

 * Feb 22, 2024
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