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How the Super Bowl Turned into a $3B Industry
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Jan. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg "Sportfolio" host Rick Horrow explores the business of the Super Bowl and how the businesses monetize as many aspects related to the game as possible. He speaks on Bloomberg Television's "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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