Chasing Woolies is costing Coles
After Wesfarmers' quarterly results on Thursday, there's no doubt where chief executive-elect Rob Scott will be spending a good chunk of his time – Coles.
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Housing fever spreads to the suburbs
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Why markets dislike Trump's tax plan
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JPMorgan poaches Goldman Sachs MDs
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Coles sales growth slowest in nine years
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Take your 'eyes off the rear vision mirror'
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Turnbull intervenes in gas crisis
The government will hit Australia's largest gas producers with limits on their exports to avert an east coast gas crisis.
