Fisher & Paykel Healthcare profits up 37% on back of Covid-19

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Fisher & Paykel Healthcare profits up 37% on back of Covid-19

Fisher & Paykel Healthcare has posted a 37 per cent jump in its annual profit to a record $287 million as the coronavirus caused an unprecedented increase in demand for its products. Operating revenue for the year to the end of March was up 18 per cent to …
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Investor that torpedoed Intu's survival hopes keen to flog Trafford Centre in quick sale

The investor that torpedoed Intu’s survival hopes is keen to flog the Trafford Centre in a quick sale, according to reports. Advertisement. The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, which was one of Intu’s lenders, took control of the shopping centre near …
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Automakers, Technology Firms Are Largest Components of Fed's Corporate-Bond Purchases

Apple Inc., Verizon Corp. and the U.S. divisions of several foreign auto makers are among the largest direct beneficiaries of Federal Reserve efforts to support the corporate-debt market, according to disclosures Sunday. In all, the Fed on Sunday identified 794 …
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Albertsons prices IPO at $16 a share, below range: WSJ

Albertsons Companies Inc. ACI, -2.41% has priced its initial public offering at $16 a share, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing sources familiar with the issue. Moreover, the grocer sold 50 million shares, also below expectations, the newspaper said.
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IRS spent millions on audits that returned no revenue, report finds

The IRS is wasting time paying employees to audit returns that generate no additional revenue for the agency, a watchdog report released Thursday found. Continue Reading Below. Of the 10,755 returns that were analyzed – and closed – during fiscal years …
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