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Experts estimate that a mere 1% of Super Bowl ticket sales involve counterfeits. But with the average price of a Super Bowl 50 ticket hovering near $5,000 this week and the cheapest available seats selling for more than $3,000, a bad buy can be a crippling blow to a victim’s finances.

Law enforcement authorities are engaging in a massive, collaborative effort to safeguard the hundreds of thousands of civilians traveling to the San Francisco Bay area for Super Bowl 50.

Let’s face it--there’s as much hype around Super Bowl ads as there is the actual game.

The company behind the NFL’s Super Bowl 50 Stadium App promises to deliver fans attending the big game a high-tech experience fitting for the Silicon Valley setting.

The San Francisco Bay area is in for a big payday this week as tens of thousands of tourists descend on the region ahead of Super Bowl 50 at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara. But experts are divided on exactly how much of a benefit the Big Game really provides for a local economy.

Football fans can place money on everything from whether Panthers quarterback Cam Newton will have a record-setting performance to which song Coldplay will play first during this year’s halftime show.

Super Bowl 50 tickets are slightly cheaper on the secondary market than they were about a week ago, according to data from resale sites.

The Yankees are an investor in a New York expansion soccer team, majority-owned by English Premier League club Manchester City.

The Maryland-based apparel company nearly doubled its footwear sales in the fourth quarter of 2015, thanks largely to the explosive popularity of the “Curry 2” basketball sneaker.

Of the estimated $4.2 billion in bets that will be placed on this year’s Super Bowl, $4.1 billion, or about 97 percent, will be wagered illegally, according to the American Gaming Association.

On FOX Business Network’s Mornings with Maria, Drone Racing League CEO Nicholas Horbaczewski discussed the new professional drone racing league.