Fresh woes for a grand old lady, and lights go out in Europe
After 184 years of glamour, David Jones’ future is in question. Eli Greenblat has the inside word on fresh woes for the grand old lady of retail, and joins us to explain what’s going wrong.
Coming up, energy bills across Europe are exploding as Vladimir Putin puts his foot on the supply line – but nuclear is under a cloud and renewables aren’t ready to take over. So what next?
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