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| | | ... in the markets in which businesses operate." In addition to remuneration issues, Wilson is also looking towards the Woolworths Limited AGM and the extraordinary general meeting, both to be held on 22 November. At the EGM, shareholders will vote on a ... |
| | | | ... in the survey, and five of those six companies responded to the survey. BHP Billiton, CSL, Rio Tinto, Wesfarmers and Woolworths Limited all answered the question, while Woodside Petroleum declined to participate, according to the report. There is an ... |
| | | | With retailer Woolworths Limited facing a November extraordinary general meeting (EGM) over a move to change the company's constitution to limit the poker machines they own to AU$1 maximum bets, another distributor, Metcash, faced media allegations ... |
| | | | Shareholders in retailer Woolworths Limited will be asked at a November extraordinary general meeting (EGM) to vote on a motion demanding the company limit the poker machines they own to AU$1 bets. GetUp, the activist group behind the campaign to curb ... |
| | | | ... capital raisings. Vas Kolesnikoff, CEO of the Austrailan Shareholders Association, cited the recent example of the Woolworths Notes II issue in early November. While not technically an equity raising alone, but rather a hybrid issue with both debt and ... |
| | | | ... to products and services. According to the report, ANZ has the highest company average score at 54.2%, followed by Woolworths at 52.6% and Fosters Group at 51.6%, while the top 10 companies scoring an average of 44%. The report found that across industries ... |
| | | | Woolworths launched a Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) to advance opportunities of Indigenous Australians and reported a 30% decrease in its lost time injury frequency rate (LTIFR), against a backdrop of a 5.1% increase in net profit to AU$2.124bn for ... |
| | | | ... to products and services. According to the report, ANZ has the highest company average score at 54.2%, followed by Woolworths at 52.6% and Fosters Group at 51.6%, while the top 10 companies scoring an average of 44%. The report found that across industries ... |
| | | | ... providers of internationally traded goods, which won't receive industry assistance. For these companies, among them Woolworths and other retailers, and even more so the more emissions intensive airlines Qantas and Virgin Blue, it's so far unclear to ... |
| | | | ... CSL Ltd, Dexus Property Group, Goodman Fielder, Origin Energy Ltd, Oil Search Ltd, OneSteel Ltd, Wesfarmers Ltd, and Woolworths Ltd. |
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