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Australian shares higher, led by banks on M&A activity
finanznachrichten.de May 12, 2008
SYDNEY (Thomson Financial) - Australian shares were trading higher early Monday led by the banking sector after the nation's fourth-largest lender, Westpac ... ... SYDNEY (Thomson Financial) - Australian shares were trading higher early Monday led by the banking sector...
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- Investing & Markets,
- Ownership Changes,
- Stock Markets,
- Energy,
- Mergers, Acquisitions & Buyouts,
- Investing,
- Financial Markets,
- Banking,
- Finance, Banking & Insurance
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