• N.Y., Fla. Among Most Expensive States to Retire
  
  Massachusetts, New York, Connecticut and New Jersey are the four most expensive states in the country to retire, according to a study by Seniorly.
• Jack Dorsey's Wealth Tumbles by $526 Million
  
  Block co-founder Jack Dorsey saw his net worth plunge by $526 Thursday after Hindenburg Research accused the payments company of inflating user metrics, Bloomberg reports.
• TikTok Influencers Take Stock of the Future
  
  TikTok creators' dreams may be dashed as many lawmakers pressure the Biden administration to ban the popular Chinese-owned social media app in the U.S., alleging it could be used for data collection, content censorship and harm to children's mental health.
• Forbes: Yankees Now Worth $7.1 Billion
  
  The New York Yankees are worth $7.1 billion, up 18 percent over a year ago, as Major League Baseball's most valuable franchise, according to the annual report by Forbes released Thursday.
• Apple TV+ Brings Back Baseball, but at a Cost
  
  Apple is bringing back its weekly "Friday Night Baseball" coverage for a second season, but this time around, it won't be free.
• Rockefeller Descendants Sell Historic Estate for $24M
  
  Descendants of the Rockefeller oil magnate family have sold an historic estate in the Philadelphia area for $24 million, The Wall Street Journal reports.
• 'Short Nasdaq & Invite me to Your Funeral': Cramer
  
  CNBC "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer sees further opportunity in the tech-heavy Nasdaq index, up 12% so far this year.
• Americans Buying More Vinyl Than CDs
  
  Vinyl records continued to translate their retro appeal into a steady resurgence, outselling compact discs last year in terms of units in the United States for the first time since 1987.
• $2B Powerball Winner Buys Hollywood Hills Mansion
  
  Edwin Castro, the $2.04 billion Powerball lottery winner, has purchased a luxurious, newly built mansion for $22.5 million in the Hollywood Hills, The Dirt reports.
• Warren Buffett Still Lives in House He Bought for $31k 65 Years Ago
  
  Celebrated billionaire investor Warren Buffett, who never spends more than $4 on breakfast, still lives in the same house he bought 65 years ago, CNBC reports.
• Best of Mobile World Congress: ChatGPT Interactive Glasses
  
  The father of the cellphone was there. So was Huawei and a host of other Chinese tech companies. Tens of thousands of visitors also flocked to the MWC tech fair to be dazzled by the latest advances in AI, smartphones, robotics and much more.The metaverse got a lot of...
• 'Best Chef in the World' Guy Savoy Stripped of Michelin Star
  
  The Michelin Guide announced Monday the shock decision to knock a star off the Paris restaurant of Guy Savoy, frequently named the best chef in the world.
• 50 Years of Apple Archives Go Under the Hammer
  
  A collection of nearly half-a-century's worth of Apple computers that traces the evolution of one of the world's most influential companies is going under the hammer in California next month.
• Spielberg Channels Inner Child at Berlin Film Festival
  
  Three-time Academy Award winner Steven Spielberg Tuesday said childhood trauma had shaped almost all of his work as he prepared to accept a lifetime achievement award at the Berlinale film festival.
• As Miami Financial District Expands, Local Resident Digs in
  
  As developers seek to build up Miami's skyline, long-time resident Ishmael Bermudez is digging in - literally.
• We Are Not Amused: Americans Cut Back on Entertainment
  
  More expensive baseball game tickets and heftier bar tabs caused Americans to cut back on entertainment in 2022, and 2023 looks to be as dull.
• Town Can't Refuse Amazon Despite Robert Duvall Opposition
  
  Actor Robert Duvall was one of more than 100 speakers at a northern Virginia town's council meeting opposing a proposed $550 million data center from Amazon.
• Futuristic Aircraft to Fly New York's Elite to the Hamptons
  
  Blade Air Mobility tested its new, nearly silent electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft at Westchester County Airport Tuesday.
• $2.04 Billion Powerball Winner Calls California Schools the Real Champ
  
  The California Lottery Tuesday revealed the winner of the $2.04 billion record-breaking Powerball jackpot.
• 113M Watched Super Bowl, No. 3 TV Broadcast of All Time
  
  Super Bowl LVII earned an average TV audience of 113 million people, Nielsen reported Monday, making it the third most-watched Super Bowl on record and the third most-watched television broadcast of all time.
• Super Bowl Ads Use Celebs, Humor, Lots of Dogs
  
  Advertisers bet big that viewers were turning to the Super Bowl for a comforting escape, and delivered a series of advertisements that relied on familiar celebrity faces, light humor, and plenty of cuddly dogs.
• Lauren Fix, The Car Coach: Super Bowl 2023 Auto Ads Recap
  
  This year's Super Bowl car commercials didn't disappoint! From Chevrolet to Toyota, automaker advertisers during the 2023 Super Bowl, kept their messages light and on point.
• Super Bowl Ads Keep it Light With Nostalgia & Stars
  
  Super Bowl ads are more than just breaks between gameplay during the biggest sporting event of the year: they offer a glimpse of the country's zeitgeist, along with how major industries are faring.
• 10 Former Players Sue NFL Benefits Plan
  
  Ten retired National Football League Players (NFL) filed a class-action lawsuit against the league's benefits plan, board of trustees and Commissioner Roger Goodell Thursday, accusing them of "unscrupulous tactics" to wrongfully deny claims.
• 'Rust' Victim's Parents Sue Alec Baldwin
  
  The parents and sister of Halyna Hutchins are suing actor Alec Baldwin and others over the cinematographer's 2021 death in New Mexico during the filming of the Western 'Rust', the family's lawyer said Thursday.

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