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The Match Out: Market rallies, broad-based buying, Metcash (MTS) delivers strong result - Vimarsana News

The Match Out: Market rallies, broad-based buying, Metcash (MTS) delivers strong result

A solid start to the week with the ASX putting on nearly 2% led by the financial sector, although it was green right across the screen with all sectors finishing up on the day. Nice to see buying early that was supported throughout the day with the market closing...

Australia's Carsales.com to buy 51% in U.S. firm Trader Interactive | WSAU News/Talk 550 AM · 99.9 FM - Vimarsana News

Australia's Carsales.com to buy 51% in U.S. firm Trader Interactive | WSAU News/Talk 550 AM · 99.9 FM

(Reuters) - Australian online auto classifieds firm Carsales.com Ltd said on Monday it acquired the remaining 51% stake in U.S.-based Trader Interacti...

Source: wsau.com
Australia's Carsales.com to buy 51% in U.S. firm Trader Interactive - Vimarsana News

Australia's Carsales.com to buy 51% in U.S. firm Trader Interactive

(Reuters) - Australian online auto classifieds firm Carsales.com Ltd said on Monday it acquired the remaining 51% stake in U.S.-based Trader Interacti...

Source: wtbx.com
Carsales CEO Cameron McIntyre doubles down on billion dollar US expansion - Vimarsana News

Carsales CEO Cameron McIntyre doubles down on billion dollar US expansion

Spending $1.2 billion on expansion in the US ahead of a recession seems either brave or foolhardy. Carsales CEO Cameron McIntyre says it makes commercial sense.

Source: afr.com
S&P/ASX200: ASX rises 1.9pc, fuelled by rally in banks - Vimarsana News

S&P/ASX200: ASX rises 1.9pc, fuelled by rally in banks

A rally by the big four banks lifted the Australian sharemarket higher on Monday with the benchmark index gaining 1.9 per cent, or 127.30 points, to close at 6706.

Source: afr.com