wage growth for workers to do so we are pleased to be joined by danielle de martino book the c.e.o. uill intelligence danielle welcome back thanks for being with us that is a pretty good jobs report two hundred one thousand in august the the unemployment rate remained the same three point nine percent which was great even though the june and july numbers were reversed down both being reduced by a total of sixty thousand cumulative the average monthly jobs increase for this year is one hundred eighty five thousand per month these represent the ninety fifth consecutive months of u.s. drone job growth i mean that's pretty incredible i mean overall things are going pretty well right it really is a startling run that we've seen part and we're seeing quite a bit of resilience for being as late in the cycle as we are at this point you actually expect to see a tempering in job growth which we really haven't seen which speaks to some of the extraordinary environment that we find ourselves in the economic environment that we find ourselves in where there are too few skilled workers to fill ope

help in explaining all of this daniela really insightful and just this helps us all help me danielle de martinoboth the c.e.o. of quill intelligence thanks danielle appreciate your time thank you. the one point four billion dollar orange juice industry has a new leader or she is nicholas o'donovan reports from miami on how brazil has overtaken the united states. orange juice is big business according to the department of agriculture the average american drinks around twenty three pounds of orange juice pe year florida california and texas all grow oranges but the sunshine state is the source of most of the fruit that makes its way into orange juice but the reality of the matter is that a big part of the product isn't actually from florida at all it's from brazil so juice labels are that once read one hundred percent florida juice have been changed to read one hundred percent juice in fact today more than fifty percent of all orange juice bottled by major u.s. companies such as tropicana or simply orange is supplied by brazilian companies shipped up from the south american country in specialized