Will Fools Rush In? Wesfarmers wants to keep Kmart.
Posted by James Breen at 24 March 2008 9:12
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WES/RJT March 23rd. 2008 - Australasian Investment Review – (AIR) Wesfarmers wants to keep Kmart. The announcement and the follow up rebound on the wider market after the Fed rate cut went a long way to crowding out worries that Wesfarmers was having trouble refinancing $US4 billion in short term debt from the deal that saw it buy Coles Group last year, including Kmart. That speculation has already seen the shares suffer a couple of bouts of weakness, with 42c fall Tuesday. But in the ..>>.
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