Largest trucking companies benefit from rising prices because they charge customers a fuel surcharge
CNBC's Frank Holland reports on the rising national average for gas prices.
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Largest trucking companies benefit from rising prices because they charge customers a fuel surcharge
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CNBC Markets Now: August 11, 2022
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Investors need to beware of false bargains, says Boyar Value Group's Jonathan Boyar
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The S&P getting closer to 3,700 will be a great buying opportunity, says iCapital's Anastasia Amoroso
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The Fed will hike 50bps in September, then 25 and 25, says Goldman's Tony Pasquariello
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CNBC TechCheck Evening Edition: August 11, 2022
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Three Stock Lunch: Expedia, Occidental and Nucor
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Freight company stocks soar at start of Q3 as fuel surcharge costs rise 67% year-over-year
