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<WIRE> The one true measure of inflation — the once $10 Chicken Mini Meal from Guzman y Gomez is now $13

I opened my Guzman y Gomez app today, to find that the Chicken Mini Meal has gone up to $13, from $12.

Once the clear winner of lunch-time rush hour value, the $13 née $12 née $10 Chicken Mini Meal has once again been a victim of inflation.

The Chicken Mini Meal started life at $10:

For $10 you get a mini chicken burrito or bowl, small fries and a small drink.

Unreal value!

But then the pandemic caused the meal to rocket to $12.

Alas, we welcome in the new era of $13 Chicken Mini Meals.

The Guzman Index of Inflation, is putting the rate at 7.7%.

The ABS puts 12-month inflation at 7.0% to the March 2023 Quarter.

Hyper-inflation when?


<LINK> Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) Prime is going up 40% for Australians

Carrie LaFrenz and Sam Buckingham-Jones for the Australian Financial Review:

[Amazon] Prime subscription price will move from $6.99 to $9.99 a month (a 42 per cent increase) or from $59 to $79 a year (33 per cent).

Funnily enough I moved my Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) Prime subscription from monthly to yearly yesterday. A fortunute turn of events locking in the cheaper pricing for another year.

You still have time:

for new Prime members, the price change will go into effect on May 24 and for current members from June 28.

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<LINK> Australia's favourite CEO, Alan Joyce, steps down at Qantas (ASX:QAN) after 15 years

Airline company, Qantas Group (ASX:QAN):

has today announced Vanessa Hudson will become the next CEO and Managing Director, taking over from Alan Joyce when he retires in November 2023.

Who is Vanessa?

Ms. Hudson is currently the Group’s Chief Financial Officer

No details on salary yet, but hopefully not as much as old mate Joyce.

It’s a busy couple days for Qantas Chair, Richard Goyder, who named a new CEO for the AFL yesterday — another over due CEO change.

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<LINK> ECA to buy Alchemy Tribridge's shareholding in OpenLearning (ASX:OLL)

SaaS learning company, OpenLearning (ASX:OLL):

has recieved a notification from […] ECA Investments […] to acquire Alchemy [Tribridge Sapphire’s] 13.58% shareholding in OpenLearning

ECA is already a major shareholder:

currently hold[ing] 19.9% of the Voting power in OpenLearning.

Alchemy first became a strategic investor in November 2021 at 9.3 cents per share.

OLL opened today at 2.7 cents.

Oops.

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