Shares stronger after technical glitch
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Australian shares rose 0.5 percent on Friday as mining firms roseon firmer metal prices, while retailer Harvey Norman Holdingsjumped on upbeat earnings. (Sydney Morning Herald — 31 August, 2007)
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Analysts say upbeat company earnings have helped offset someworries about a global credit crunch. (The Age — 31 August, 2007)
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THE Australian sharemarket has finished stronger for the day, andthe week, buoyed by strong gains among the mining, energy andbanking stocks. – Brisbane Times (The Brisbane Times — 1 September, 2007)
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Market hits a five-week closing high as BHP Billiton gains onfirmer metal prices and retailer Harvey Norman jumped on upbeatearnings. (The Age — 31 August, 2007)
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Australian electrical and furniture retailer Harvey Norman saidfull-year profit excluding items rose 49 percent, as consumersstocked up on hot items such as flat-screen televisions andlaptops. (Sydney Morning Herald — 31 August, 2007)
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The Australian stock market closed in positive territory today,buoyed by a modest gain from BHP Billiton, despite no lead fromWall Street. (The Age — 9 hours ago)
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THE retailer Harvey Norman has posted a ‘best ever’ profit andpromised shareholders there is plenty more to come. (Sydney Morning Herald — 1 September, 2007)
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Sharemarket starts in full stride, after US investors reassuredrecent market troubles would be rectified. (The Age — 3 September, 2007)
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