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Pauline Smith
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Broadcast Journalist and Radio Producer, BBC Radio Wales
Cardiff, Wales
Beats
International Affairs , Environment, Politics, Education , Culture, Heritage, Current Affairs , Geopolitics
I'm a generalist, so it's always worth asking me!
Content
By Pauline Smith Verified| WLTX-TV (Columbia, SC) Verified HOUSTON — It’s not just eggs. Prices are climbing for beef as well. Beef prices were 5.5% higher in January compared to the same time last year. Experts say the simple answer is there aren’t enough cattle. In recent years, cattle farmers have reduced the size of their herds. According to NerdWallet, U.S. cattle inventory is the smallest it has been since 1951. According to the experts, there are several reasons for the cattle cutbacks.
By Pauline Smith Verified| KENS-TV (San Antonio, TX) Verified HOUSTON — Filing your tax returns is already, well, taxing. But to make matters worse, this time of year scam artists come out of the woodwork to target victims. They take advantage of the complicated process that leaves so many people overwhelmed to con them out of money. Experts say one of the scams surfacing this tax season involves the economic impact stimulus payment. A couple months ago, the IRS announced more than one million taxpayers did not claim the COVID credit on their 2021 returns.
By Pauline Smith Verified| KCEN-TV (Temple, TX) Verified HOUSTON — Coffee giant Starbucks announced this week it will eliminate close to 30 percent of its beverages and food. The company’s CEO says the move will simplify Starbucks’ menu and improve the customer experience by reducing wait times prompted by overly complicated drink orders. The company has not revealed what items are getting the ax, but it has already thrown out its line of olive oil drinks and iced energy drinks. This comes as the chain tries to recover from some troubled times.
Company Info
BBC Radio Wales