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London. thank you. instability in the middle east is sending gas prices higher. according to aaa, the national average for regular is almost $3.16 a gallon. that's about 53 cents higher than a year ago. the price of coffee is rising. on the commodities market, coffee prices have reached a 14-year high and experts say that means we will all be paying even more for that jolt of java. and here comes the zoom, motorola's much-talked about motorola tablet goes on sale this week and can be yours for about $8 hundred. as the battle over budgets plays out on the local and national level, the gov...

Republicans crossing over but a good number of republicans to show a bipartisan effort. so that's a very big deal. today, you will see kind of a round robin of news conferences, many members having different angles on this whole issue of wall street reform that they want to talk about. one of the important ones to look for today is from the agriculture committee where they have a lot of concern about the device known as derivatives done in secret. it's a huge part of wall street. and they're trying to shed some light on that because it often affects the commodities market. it's complex stuff. ...

Agree on a wholesale deal. >> it's been a challenge. it's a totally different item. it's a commodity and not a gift. and so dealing with the commodities market means that we're in a enormously competitive business, much more so even than the gifting business. >> the wholesale shift has been a welcome change for judy, the charleston cookie company's executive chef. the move means a little more mixing and baking. but the woman known as judy pop says this sdig was key to survival. >> if anybody says in the bakery, wholesaling keeps it going. i was really excited when we got wholesaling. so i was ...

It's thursday, april 5th. with signs on of uncertainty as president trump heads into a trade war with china, the white house with insisted it's just a bargaining chip. the president once again exaggerating the u.s. trade deficit with china by $163 billion, despite numerous fact checks. "the wall street journal" reports that president trump who initiated the tensions over chinese trade practices has put himself in position to face mounting pressure from lawmakers and navigating cumbersome new trade rules all of which was feeding tremendous volatility into the stock and commodities market. "the ...

Being sent to china because there are more profits being made over there. you can shed that argument. it's not about drilling or anything other than the oil companies deciding where to sell their product. that's what it is about. >> first of all, it's actually not. you and i have had had that discussion in 2008 when the same issue was in play. it's the futures market. and the oil future market is scared to death that there will be a dramatic fall off in supply both because of the threat of war and because of the sanctions against the iranian central bank that stopped the europeans have buying ...