prices up $1.34 in a year, big oil ceos were today getting a congressional earful it s time for the big oil companies to lower prices rather than pad your bottom line it feels like gouging. it even feels like profiteering reporter: the ceos all reiterated that prices are set globally and with russian oil under partial embargo, prices have surged the price of oil, gasoline, and other refined products are driven by international markets. and we have no tolerance for price gouging. reporter: in tyler, texas, florist julia hassel has had to increase her delivery charge making multiple trips to the hospital isn t an option anymore. we try to make one trip a day reporter: under shareholder pressure to preserve profits, many oil companies have been reluctant to return to pre-pandemic pumping levels republicans blame president biden s policies to wean the country off oil and canceling the never-completed keystone pipeline. the president
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the bottom 20% of earners spent $309 more on food, $ up 1 more on energy, $476 more on shelter, $390 more on other commodities, and $224 more on other services. those are the numbers from november. they ve risen dramatically since then. they re continuing to rise. nationally, meat, poultry, fish, eggs, up 13%. in san francisco, a dozen eggs is almost $5, orange juice in miami is over $4, so is a chicken breast in boston. a pound of ground beef, hamburger in l.a.? $6.34, a pound of bacon in new york city, $ up.28. in chicago last year, green grapes cost $2.50 a pound. now they re $4. the price of chicken wings in the cat skills went from $8 to $20. order something else. if you try to drink a pint of guinness in california yesterday to celebrate st. patrick s day,
if he claims they are violating the state s minimum wage law. he alleges that detaining the workers to $1 a day. they are meant to harass and enter the job they do. i think it s a grander effort in continuing to punch holes into federal law enforcement, and to federal immigration efforts. the department of justice becauscalled the an effort to interfere. washington state pays as little as $0.34 an hour. but an exam from the own minimum wage law. geo group operates 14 i.c.e. detention centers across the u.s. housing nearly 14,000 undocumented immigrants. if company officials say detaining work is voluntary and is meant to cut down on idle tie and save taxpayer money. there is a battle being waged
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