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Best-Ever Super Bowl Ads: Doritos' "Snack Attack Samurai"
John Moe Jan 26, 2011
It stands out for me because I know Mike (the guy in gray) and he worked really hard on the commercial. It was the most watched commercial of all...
Best-Ever Super Bowl Ads: Betty White's Snickers commercial
Avishay Artsy Jan 26, 2011
I love it... It heralded the return of Betty White, not as a nostalgic relic but as a relevant comic force, willing to get dirty and talk dirty.
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Best-Ever Super Bowl Ads: Diet Coke 3-D
Adriene Hill Jan 26, 2011
I was 12 -- and remember making sure to have my glasses ready...sat in anticipation during the entire game...just waiting. Take a look at it here....
Best-Ever Super Bowl Ads: CareerBuilder 'Monkeys'
Stephen Hoffman Jan 26, 2011
It was funny and I like monkeys....
Best-Ever Super Bowl Ads: Apple's "1984"
Steve Henn Jan 26, 2011
It's even more amusing now seeing that Apple's market cap is something like two times IBM's and it runs the most authoritative regime in the tech...
Best-Ever Super Bowl Ads: E*Trade Baby
Jan 26, 2011
I like it because of the nice surprise ending.
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Best-Ever Super Bowl Ads: Taco Bell's Charles Barkley "five buck box"
Ravi Carman Jan 26, 2011
I remember it because my friend was in it...and it was pretty bad.
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Nonprofit center helps immigrants build business
Jennifer Collins Jan 21, 2011
Plaza Adelante in San Francisco has become a nonprofit hub that's helping the surrounding Latino neighborhood create and build their small businesses.
Congress works to cut down business paperwork, at the expense of health care
Mitchell Hartman Jan 20, 2011
Attempts to completely overturn health care reform aren't likely to succeed. But business is expected to score one victory in the process: the removal of a regulation that would have greatly expanded tax reporting.
Obama: "Dumb" red tape for business must go
Alisa Roth Jan 18, 2011
President Obama has ordered a review of regulations that might stifle economic growth. He wants to remove federal rules that are outdated, unnecessary, and "just plain dumb." But for small businesses, state and local regulations can be a big chill on hiring and growth.
