Kathmandu's toughest climb yet | Inflation jump may put RBA cut on hold | Lego's £200m fun-house
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Kathmandu’s owner is trying to climb out of the red, but investors are pushing for some serious baggage drop.
Inflation jumps back up to 3%… and just like that, dreams of a rate cut next week may have just gone poof.
Lego is buying back its own fun houses in a £200m cash deal to gain more control over its customer experience.
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