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Players named the MVP of the Super Bowl have for decades proclaimed that they're going to Disneyland or Disney World to celebrate their accomplishment as part of Disney's ad campaign.

The combined company would be the third-largest oil and gas producer in the region behind Exxon and Chevron, with both firms having announced recent deals.

Bass Pro Shops is making its $7 million investment in a Super Bowl ad for its Tracker boats go further by planning to feature it during the Daytona 500 race next Sunday.

Tesla announced temporary prices cuts for certain Model Y variants sold in the U.S. through the end of February as the EV giant looks to boost sales in a challenging market.

Former Kansas City Chiefs long snapper Kendall Gammon opens up about past trauma and the pressure he faced in the NFL to help veterans and first responders at War Horses for Veterans.

NFL SVP of Health and Safety Innovation Jennifer Langton breaks down the NFL and AWS' latest partnership that aims to reduce the number of injuries in the sport.

Proposition bets have become a staple of Super Bowl tradition and in some instances become so popular that people are more interested in them than in the game.

Build-A-Bear Workshop has left some people scratching their heads with an "After Dark" collection of 18-or-older stuffed animals for Valentine's Day.

Companies and brands looking to run advertisements during Sunday's Super Bowl will be spending about $7 million for just thirty seconds of airtime.

Electrolux, Frigidaire’s parent company, has received 343 reports of plastic breaking off into the ice bucket and two reports of consumers being cut by the plastic or hurt after ingesting it.

Cryptocurrency firms are not spending their advertising dollars on Super Bowl spots this year despite it being the biggest marketing event of the year.

Americans will be putting down $23.1 billion total on Super Bowl bets this year, an AGA survey found. Some of those wagers may even involve pop star Taylor Swift.

There's "a lot of excitement" — more than $23 billion worth, to be exact — around the Super Bowl LVIII's prop bets. FanDuel and DraftKings CEOs weigh the betting predictions.