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CNN Business executive editor, dad of the year, Boston sports nut. You can reach me at david.goldman@warnermedia.com.
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Make It Make Sense: What can you get at the grocery store for $150?

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By David Goldman 
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Video Ad Feedback Make It Make Sense: What can you get at the grocery store for $150? CNN Business Executive Editor David Goldman takes a closer at why prices are rising at the grocery store and what you can get for $150 to feed a family of four for the week. 5:20 • Source: CNN Latest from CNN Business 15 videos Video Ad Feedback Make It Make Sense: What can you get at the grocery store for $150?
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The tanks in Cushing, Oklahoma, are hitting bottom. The oil market is about to hit a tipping point Original

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By David Goldman 
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An aerial view of crude oil storage facility in Cushing, Oklahoma, on June 9, 2026 Dave Ruff/CNN See all topics Email Link Copied! America's key oil storage hub in Cushing, Oklahoma, is close to running dry amid a war with Iran. The facility holds just 21.6 million barrels, barely above the 20 million threshold where the system effectively fails. Industry leaders warn prices could rise toward $160 per barrel or higher if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed.
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Want to save money at the grocery store? It’s harder than you think

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By David Goldman 
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A customer shops for produce. Vegetable prices have risen sharply because of rising diesel costs. Brandon Bell/Getty Images See all topics Email Link Copied! Grocery prices have risen less than overall inflation, but not all food costs the same. Items like tomatoes and lettuce have surged, while eggs and chicken have dropped significantly. Smart shoppers can avoid price surges by understanding which factors drive costs for different foods at the store.
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