Feb 1, 2019

The colas went down to Georgia

The January jobs numbers are out, and they show a strong but tightening job market. Big oil earnings beat forecasts, encouraging investors. And as thousands descend on Atlanta for Sunday's Big Game, a war is waging between Super Bowl sponsor Pepsi and hometown mainstay Coca-Cola. How much do those tickets go for, anyway?

Today's show is sponsored by the Alliance for Lifetime Income and Wasabi Hot Cloud Storage.

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Pepsi comes to Coke's hometown of Atlanta for the Super Bowl

by Susanna Capelouto

Feb 1, 2019

Pepsi is on Coke's home turf.

The Super Bowl is being held in Atlanta this year, which is the hometown of Coca Cola, but Pepsi is an official sponsor of the game.

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A turnaround for oil companies?

by Scott Tong

Feb 1, 2019

Some investors are optimistic that Big Oil has been able to ride out the plummeting prices of late last year.

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The January jobs numbers are out, and they show a strong but tightening job market. Big oil earnings beat forecasts, encouraging investors. And as thousands descend on Atlanta for Sunday’s Big Game, a war is waging between Super Bowl sponsor Pepsi and hometown mainstay Coca-Cola. How much do those tickets go for, anyway?

Today’s show is sponsored by the Alliance for Lifetime Income and Wasabi Hot Cloud Storage.