Judith Kohler
Reporter at The Denver Post
Covering business at the @denverpost. Former gigs at @NWF, @AP and happy to be back in the fold because #newsmatters [email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
denverpost.com | Judith Kohler
United Airlines Capt. Miles Morgan will be flying into the Newark, N.J., airport in a few weeks on his way to Greenland. He has no qualms despite the recent brief outages at the air traffic control center handling the airport. “I fully understand why people might be anxious. My friends and family call me with the same type of questions,” Morgan said. Pilots, however, aren’t nervous, Morgan said.
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3 weeks ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Judith Kohler
Shopping trips to King Soopers and City Market stores in Colorado and other Kroger-owned supermarkets in other states turned up what the shoppers say were widespread discrepancies between the price on the shelves and what got rung up. As a result, the customers spent more for groceries than they expected at a time when prices for most items remain high and tariff increases have stoked fears of inflation heating up again.
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3 weeks ago |
miamiherald.com | Judith Kohler
Shopping trips to King Soopers and City Market stores in Colorado and other Kroger-owned supermarkets in other states turned up what the shoppers say were widespread discrepancies between the price on the shelves and what got rung up. As a result, the customers spent more for groceries than they expected at a time when prices for most items remain high and tariff increases have stoked fears of inflation heating up again.
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3 weeks ago |
denverpost.com | Judith Kohler
Shopping trips to King Soopers and City Market stores in Colorado and other Kroger-owned supermarkets in other states turned up what the shoppers say were widespread discrepancies between the price on the shelves and what got rung up. As a result, the customers spent more for groceries than they expected at a time when prices for most items remain high and tariff increases have stoked fears of inflation heating up again.
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3 weeks ago |
denverpost.com | Judith Kohler
Gail Ross welcomes the 90-day pause on the 145% tariffs on goods from China. About half of the clothes sold by Krimson Klover, the women’s apparel company where she is the chief operating officer, are made in China. But what happens after the 90 days are up, Ross wonders.
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