Super Bowl puts capitalism in spotlight
The Super Bowl has become a day to celebrate capitalism.
American consumers are expected to spend about $11 billion on items related to the big game, according to the Retail Advertising and Marketing Association.
Some of the nation's biggest, best-known companies each will drop $3.5 million to broadcast 30 seconds of advertising during the year's most-watched event — not including the cost of the highly-pro...
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