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To take a while to put in place. you're right, today gasoline is $3.70 a gallon. here in colorado a gallon of milk costs $4.20. that's really tough on people. i think one of the things i've been trying to explain to folks is that this is a global problem. canada has the same inflation that we have. the european -- ef rep country in europe has the same inflation we have. the uk does as well, india as well. we're facing broken global supply chains that we have to address and we're facing increases in energy prices because two years ago oil was at $20 a barrel, went to then putin invaded ukraine....

There we go like a glove, girl (phone chimes) safe driving and drivewise can save you 40% with allstate click or call for a quote today musk now says he wants to buy twitter at full price after all. according to a securities filing tuesday, musk told twitter he is willing to buy at $54.20 per share. "the new york times" is reporting tonight that before telling twitter his bid was back on the table, musk tried to negotiate a discount of as much as 30%. this comes of course -- don't we all want that? i go to the department store, i would like 30% off. after he waged a months-long battle to get o...

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has reportedly proposed again to buy Twitter at $54.20 a share, the same price he originally proposed in April this year before terminating the $44 billion takeover deal.

Already tweeting about his pending purchase and the app he is set to soon own. he wrote buying twitter is accelerant to creating x, the everything app. musk's lawyer confirmed they sent a letter to twitter explaining musk's intent to close on the transaction for $54.20 a share in total, $44 billion. for months, musk has been trying to back out of the deal due to his claims that twitter has misrepresented the amount of fake accounts or bots. musk claimed it was higher than twitter claimed and twitter sued and the trial was set to start in two weeks in delaware. with this letter filed with the s...

Public comment is open now that the New York State Department of labor is taking the next steps in raising the state’s minimum wage for non-farm workers.