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  • Super Bowl Ads: Who's in the Game

    Despite the pullback in the adverting dollars and marketer’s shift from traditional media to the Internet, companies are still clamoring to shell out millions for a 30-second Super Bowl spot.

  • What's a Super Bowl Ad Worth?

    The Super Bowl isn't just the biggest game of the year; it's the biggest annual forum for advertisers.

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    Which Companies Might Win On Super Sunday?

    With the big game just around the corner, here are some of the companies that are primed to benefit from the Super Bowl.

  • From bookmakers to "Super Bowl Squares", gambling on the outcome of the Super Bowl is big business.Here's a look at some of the more unusual proposition bets (wagers on a very specific outcome) that are being taken on the "big game" by one of the premier online gambling sites, this year for the Indianapolis Colts vs. New Orleans Saints matchup in Miami, FL on Sunday, February 7th.By , Senior Producer for CNBC.com
    Most Unusual Super Bowl Prop Bets

    Here's a look at some of the more unusual proposition bets that are being taken on the "big game" by one of the premier online gambling sites, Bodog.com this year.

  • Super Bowl XLIV | South Florida 02.07.10
    CBS Sells Out Super Bowl Advertising Spots

    CBS has sold all the advertising spots for the television broadcast of the National Football League's Super Bowl championship game this coming Sunday, the television network said Monday

  • Forget Fries. Would You Like a Beer With That?

    Hi. I'd like the bacon double cheeseburger, french fries and an apple pie. What? Would I like a beer with that? Pffff. You know I would!

  • Workers of AB InBev stand on a picket line as they strike outside the InBev Brewery in Leuven, Belgium.
    Belgium May Run Out of Beer Amid AB InBev Strike

    Belgian beer lovers hoping to forget the economic slowdown and freezing weather over a few pints of their favorite brew may be in for a shock, UK newspaper the Telegraph reported.

  • Lightning Round OT: Anheuser-Busch, Human Genome Sciences and More

    The Lightning Round is extended in this CNBC.com exclusive feature.

  • Disney Magic After Hours

    In extended trade, shares of Disney surged as much as 4% after the Mouse House topped Street forecasts. What must you know before you trade this stock on Friday?

  • Wal-Mart And Kohl's Beat—But Cautious Outlook

    The Mortgage Bankers Association said weekly purchases fell 11.7 percent to the lowest level since December 2000. Blame it on the homebuyer tax credit uncertainty, or maybe not. This, while 30-year fixed rate mortgages are below 5 percent.

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    In Beerland, There's No Pumpkin Shortage

    Although there has been much discussion of how bad weather has hurt supplies of pumpkin, both canned and on the vine, a trip to the store will show there's a bumper crop of pumpkin ales.

  • Profit From These Sin Stocks: Finance Professor

    Investors gain 2.5 percent a year investing in “sin stocks”—tobacco, alcohol and gambling. Marcin Kacperczyk, professor of finance at NYU Stern, explains the “price of sin” and how it may help investors boost their portfolios.

  • Your First Move For Friday October 16th

    Here's our Fast Money Final Trade. Our gang gives you tomorrow's best trades, right now!

  • Top Private Equity Firm Sees Heavy Options Upside

    Blackstone Group, one of the world's largest private equity firms, hit a 52-week high for the third straight session yesterday along with heavy upside options trading.

  • Pops & Drops: Microsoft, Pepsico...

    Following are the day’s biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Microsoft and Yamana Gold popped while Pepsico and Barnes & Noble dropped.

  • Stocks Struggle to the End; Banks, Techs Gain

    Stocks ended mixed Wednesday as banks and techs gained but investors took a wait-and-see approach ahead of the start of earnings season. But banks and techs gained.

  • Commodities Spike Starting a Long-Term Bull Market: Expert

    Commodities prices are on the rise, with gold hitting new nominal highs on Wednesday. Rob Lutts, founder and chief investment officer for Cabot Money Management, and Kevin Kerr, president and chief trading officer at Kerr Trading International, shared their investment strategies.

  • Small Caps' Big Problem Now: 5-Star Manager

    Small caps have risen 70 percent from their March lows, but Eric Cinnamond, senior portfolio manager at Intrepid Capital Funds' five-star small-cap fund, said it's been harder to find good companies at discounted prices.

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    Price Increases Boost Brew Makers’ Spirits

    Cramer offers two great ways to play the trend.

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    Anheuser-Busch's Next Sponsorship Play: Ping Pong

    As Advertising Week wraps up here in New York, one major marketer, Budweiser, is sponsoring what it hopes will be the next hot sport to succeed Poker - Ping Pong!