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The issue is fridays inflation report at the consumer level, telling us what a lot of us already know, gas prices are high, airline prices -- airfares are high, grocery prices are high. so all of these things consumers are feeling and the fed knows it has to get a handle on it and the only way to tame inflation and the fastest way is to hike interest rates. >> gas prices over the weekend crossed the $5 a gallon threshold. and even if you dont have a car or dont fill up your tank, youre paying fo...

For ten days and 15 days in jail prison, and around 10,000 people. its probably how many people went on the streets, because now they are putting to jail everybody who are protesting. >> maria, obviously their access to information is, you know, is nonexistence. >> we still have access. we still have access to information, but thats what is happening now in russia. >> sandra: but that has been a huge obstacle for the russian people there and i wonder how much continues to change for the everyday...

Prices going up, consumer level, energy, food, home heating costs, also now looking at home prices at record highs. the average new home price, if you did not know, in this country, is at a level that we have never seen in u.s. history. it is now reached $500,000. the average new home price in the united states. rents are up a staggering, up 17%. miami, median monthly rent is pushing $3,000. is this sustainable? >> no, it isnt sustainable and its actually coming -- price increases are starting t...

That allow them to get products to the shop quicker. ultimately, from a consumer level, there are a lot of discussions about how we can navigate this, particularly during the holiday season. will it mean simply we are not going to be able to buy as many things as we want and they will be more expensive? yes, i think as a lot of truth to that, we will see a lot of shortages at retail, there has been a lot of discussion about the christmas shopping season starting much earlier than it typically do...

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The ultimate way, doesnt it? you have to change the way customers consume your products? absolutely. there are so many behaviours we need to change at a consumer level. and one of those is the perception of what premium feels like. at the minute, people want the luxurious lotion that is pumped out of a bottle, when they in fact can get the same results from a solid bar. so its about changing how we think about how we use our beauty products, and that is part of it. i have heard your campaigning ...

Dive Brief: Consumers are confused by what "Use By" and "Best If Used By" labels mean on their food, according to a study published this month in the Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior. In an online study involving 2,607 U.S. adults, only 64% could correctly explain what the "Best If Used By" label meant. Just 44.8% were able to describe what the "Use By" label meant. Giving consumers a brief explainer of what each label meant increased the level of understanding. Post-explanation, 82%...

Store? >> well, at the consumer level from now and through christmas a lot of the prices wont move at all. so it starts back with, actually, the actual producer in france or spain and the people who directly import the products. theyre negotiating with the producers. the producers understand that, you know, were getting hit with the increases. and so theyre kind of helping out also. theyre -- they look at it more globally than that. they have of to sell to other countries also. so if they raise ...

The products. do you model the kinds of spending changes that consumers need to adopt? >> yeah. i try to do the right thing. i think about this when im making decisions as a consumer. before life changed a bit for me. i trid to bike to work when i could as mayor. the reality is no individual can be expected single handlely to solve the problem. it will require national action. this is why we and the human specious invented government. for dealing with issues too big for each of us to deal with a...