Why gas costs more in California than Texas

Segments From This Episode

• Manufacturing is strong, consumers are a bit shaky, Chicago Fed says

  by Justin Ho

  

  Tax cuts don’t seem to be juicing the economy as promised.

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• Why are wholesale clubs like Costco thriving in this economy?

  by Daniel Ackerman

  

  More affluent consumers are shopping at these stores, because they have enough money on hand to buy in bulk.

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• Climate change could mean pricier groceries

  by Kai Ryssdal and Michaela Seah

  

  A 2022 heatwave in Europe is linked to rising grocery costs, according to one study.

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• As Middle East conflict rattles oil markets, Californians pay more than Texans at the pump

  by Elizabeth Trovall

  

  As refinery shutdowns and specialized fuel rules drive up California gas prices, Texas’ vast refining network and oil-friendly policies are helping keep fuel costs lower.

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• The Numbers

  by Kai Ryssdal

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• Why did fast-fashion powerhouse Shein buy sustainable brand Everlane?

  by Kristin Schwab

  

  Shein, which has had trouble going public, could be trying to remake its image.

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• An e-bike library program is turning things around for a Black-owned bicycle shop in LA

  by Sarah Leeson

  

  Adé Neff, the owner of Ride On! Bike Co-Op in Los Angeles, California, is bringing transportation to his community.

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