Super Bowl, Super Business
Super Sunday generates major bucks for all involved, from its host network to snackmakers, HDTV sellers, and especially the game's host city.
The Super Bowl Economy
In Pictures: See Who Earns the Most From the Super Bowl
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Sports' Most Expensive Ticket
Think the cost of a movie ticket is inflated? Take a look at how much Super Bowl-goers have coughed up through the years.
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Naughty Side of Valentine's Day is Big Business
Valentine's Day marks the busy season for companies that make "pleasure products" and other adult merchandise -- a $2 billion industry that's moving out of the shadows and into your local shopping mall. From high-end lingerie to custom condoms, a look at the businesses cashing in on the naughty side of Valentine's Day.
Why Sex Sells More Than Ever - Inc. In Pictures: America's Sexiest Businesses
While logging a half-hour of circuit training will obviously do your body good, touching equipment that might have been recently handled by another sweaty, sick or infected person could do the opposite. And athlete's foot is just the beginning. Experts warn that if you're using a shared yoga mat, for example, you could be at risk for ringworm. Coming into contact with sweat left behind on a machine could lead to a staph infection, usually manifesting in the form of pimples or boils. Here are top rules to live by.
How To Avoid Gym Germs - Forbes.com
How to Make Travel Complaints & Get Compensated
The travel industry long ago abandoned any pretense of providing good service -- or even meeting their minimum published standards. They are also spectacularly inept at service recovery. Here are ten tips for getting just compensation when things go awry on the road.
How to Make Travel Complaints - Portfolio.com
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