The Recession Bowl: a post-game report

Super Bowl XLIII: a football game to be remembered, yes, but also a signal event during our economic troubles. Despite the downturn, the stagers and sponsors of the event must have come away smiling: Ads got sold at or near the going rate of $3 million (though there was a noticeable number of NBC and NBC-parent-company-related advertising), the stands were full, and the beer flowed.  But a few compromises were necessary. In this We Build Your Presentation update, The Big Money presents the numbers behind what happened on the field, on TV, and in American homes.

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Headline	Date	Dept.
Inflation's Sum and Its Parts	September 08, 2008	economics, finance
Mothers and Twins	September 22, 2008	demographics, pharmaceuticals
Finance Behemoth	September 29, 2008
Evaporation	September 30, 2008
Flushing Bad Paper	October 01, 2008	finance