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Oil Refiners make more profit on a gallon of gas more than ever - KCBS Radio On-Demand
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#LISTEN A new report finds California oil refiners are making some of the highest profits per gallon in more than two decades As @mike_dewald reports it s leading to calls for a tax on so-called windfall profits
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LISTEN : A new report finds California oil refiners are making some of the highest profits per gallon in more than two decades. As mike_dewald reports, it’s leading to calls for a tax on so-called windfall profits. A new report finds California oil refiners are making some of the highest profits per gallon in more than two decades. As KCBS Radio's Mike DeWald reports, it’s leading to calls for a tax on so-called windfall profits. DescriptionA new report finds California oil refiners are making some of the highest profits per gallon in more than two decades.As KCBS Radio's Mike DeWald reports, it’s leading to calls for a tax on so-called windfall profits. Read more:
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