The Money Cafe: The great energy sector debacle
Kirby and Kohler take stock of the week in business, with an eye to energy, GDP and supermarket price wars | LISTEN
The pair also take the measure of this week’s GDP figures and weigh up the ongoing stoush between miners and Australia’s richest people over changes to charity laws.
The duo also consider the best course of action for investors when director starts cashing out of their own company and cast an eye over whether Aldi’s fresh food push will lead to more price pressure on the supermarket majors.
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