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    Super Bowl: NFL Does Noble Job Recovering From Ticket Snafu

    How was it possible that 1,250 seats weren't ready? How was it possible that the outside contractor was finishing up 2,000 other seats in the upper endzone minutes before game time? It was a crisis for a lot of people who spent their hard earned money to see their team. And the story was only touched upon once, briefly, during FOX's pregame show.

  • Inside Cramer's Game Plan for Next Week

    The "Mad Money" host reveals which earnings he plans to monitor in the days to come.

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    Groupon's Big Weekend: Super Bowl & Barnes & Noble

    Groupon, the daily deals service, is making a big nation-wide play this weekend both on TV and in Americans e-mail inboxes.

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    Super Advertising Bowl: By the Numbers

    This Sunday's Super Bowl could draw the highest ratings of any game, and it could also break records as the biggest advertising event ever.

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    Viacom's Stock Falls on Tough Comps, Weak Studio Numbers

    Strength at Viacom's cable channels wasn't enough to offset declines in home entertainment.

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    Stocks Close Narrowly Mixed, Near New Highs

    Stocks closed narrowly mixed with the major indices ending above key thresholds as investors focused on troubles in Egypt, shrugged off good job news, and took a breather after the market posted new multi-year highs on Tuesday. Disney rose, while Home Depot fell.

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    News Corp Beats Forecasts on Strong Ads; Murdoch Sits Out Call

    A rebound in advertising and strong performance at News Corp's networks led the media giant to beat expectations. Adjusted earnings came in at 29 cents per share, a penny higher than analysts expected and up from adjusted EPS of 25 cents a year ago.

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    Earnings Roundup: Feb. 2

    What follows is a roundup of corporate earnings reports for Wednesday, Feb. 2.

  • Middle East Turmoil
    Stocks Trade Mixed Before Close; Banks Fall

    Stocks were narrowly mixed ahead of the close, but still remained within a narrow trading range, as investors focused on unrest in Egypt and took a breather after the market posted new multi-year highs on Tuesday. Disney rose, while Home Depot fell.

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    News Corp's iPad ‘Daily’ Debut and Earnings Preview

    It's a busy day for Rupert Murdoch - he launched his long-awaited iPad-only news app "The Daily" and News Corp will report quarterly earnings after the bell.

  • Middle East Turmoil
    Stocks Slump After Hitting Highs; Tech Rises

    Stocks struggled for direction on Wednesday as clashes between government supporters and protesters in Egypt weighed on the market amid news of a better-than-expected gain in private-sector hiring last month. Merck and BofA fell, while Disney rose.

  • Futures Slip After Job News, Egypt Clashes

    Stock index futures slid lower after initially trading flat despite a better-than-expected rise in private-sector hiring last month, but as clashes took place between governrment supporters and protesters in Egypt.

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    Wednesday Look Ahead: Markets Back to Basics, but Watching Egypt

    With the Middle East in the background, financial markets are turning their attention to Friday's jobs report and other U.S. economic data slated for this week.

  • Piracy Rules the Web, Dominating 23.8% of Internet Traffic

    A new stat on copyright infringement released today is shocking: 23.8 percent of all global Internet traffic involves digital theft with BitTorrent accounting for 11.4 percent.

  • 6 Major ETFs to Watch This Week

    Here are six ETFs to watch this week, from TheStreet.

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    Dow 12k: How the Media & Telco Stocks Fared

    Today the DOW hit that crucial 12,000 benchmark, and it's worth taking stock of how the index's three media and telecom stocks have fared since the last time we saw 12,000.

  • Actor Colin Firth poses with his award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture (Drama) for 'The King's Speech'.
    Oscar Race Is on: ‘King's Speech’ and ‘True Grit’ in the Lead

    The big winner of the morning is "The King's Speech," from The Weinstein Co. — grabbing the lead with a whopping 12 nominations including Best Picture, Actor and Director.

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    Super Advertising Bowl & Super Ratings

    Today the NFL posted on Twitter that the New York Jets vs. the Pittsburgh Steelers was the most watched AFC Championship game ever, with an average of 54.8 million viewers. An early read on the Greenbay Packers vs. Chicago Bears put its ratings at 51.9 million average viewers.

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    Olbermann's Exit From MSNBC Was Long Time Coming

    Keith Olbermann's exit from MSNBC appeared abrupt to viewers of his show, but the talk-show host and his network were involved "in a relationship that's been failing for a long time," an NBC Universal executive said Saturday.

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    American Idol Needs a ‘Chinese Mother’

    I've watched every episode of American Idol from day 1. That makes me an expert. I tuned in last night with trepidation, as Season 10 will lack the most consistently watchable element of the hit reality contest: Simon Cowell. Would the program be worth my time? Only if it gets mean.