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Europe may shake up Wall Street's quiet week The debt crisis will again be top of investors' minds this week as the U.S. earnings season passes the halfway mark and there is little on the domestic economic calendar. Great game, too bad the ads didn't keep up The pressure was on. The tension was thick. And then, there were yawns in between. Vote for the top commercial from Super Bowl XLVI There's no question that the Giants and the Patriots played some exciting football tonight, but what about the ads? Did you like the nostalgia of seeing Jerry Seinfeld's and the Soup Nazi's return, and Matthew Broderick echoing Ferris Bueller? Good job news met with optimism, skepticism Month by month, the U.S. job market is regaining its health. Celeb real estate: Own Johnny Cash's home 'Chronicle' tops 'Woman in Black' at box office Teen boys with superpowers helped lift the movie box office to unexpected heights over Super Bowl weekend as the thriller "Chronicle" edged Daniel Radcliffe's haunted house movie "The Woman in Black." Companies with biggest bets on the Super Bowl A 30-second ad spot in this year?s Super Bowl costs an average of $3.5 million. But despite spending this much to reach such a massive audience at once, the results are rarely impressive. Recovery is gathering speed, jobs data show The economy is like a flywheel ? it takes a lot to get it going. But once it starts moving, it can pick up speed pretty quickly. Friday?s jobs report shows it?s accelerating. This Bud's for their best Super Bowl ads of all time While other corporations wring their hands over the decision to pay an average of $3.5 million on a 30 second Super Bowl ad in a down economy, The King of Beers continues to spend. Jobless rate lowest in almost three years The U.S. economy creates jobs at the fastest pace in 9 months and the jobless rate drops to an almost 3-year low, raising hopes that the labor market is picking up steam.