Taylor Swift made $331 million for NFL

S&P 500 To The Moon. The S&P 500 breaks records for the fourth week straight, fueled by stellar tech earnings and a job report that packs a punch. Meta's knockout results propel its stock over 20%, while even Amazon gets in on the action with a 7.9% leap in the wake of a fourth-quarter earnings triumph. Investor gaze shifts from sizzling job numbers to the electrifying rise of tech stocks.

Powell Teases Rate Cut. Fed Chair Jerome Powell tantalizes with the promise of rate cuts, urging Americans to hang tight in the inflation battle. The US economy flexes its muscles, but Powell warns Wall Street's March rate cut dreams are a bit premature. Confidence in hitting the inflation target? Not likely by March, he says on "60 Minutes.”

'Loud Budgeting’ Is The New Cool. Young adults trade in 'living large' for the chic allure of 'loud budgeting.' No shame in saying 'no' to overspending—TikTok becomes the stage for confessions on cutting costs and building emergency savings. Forget FOMO, it's all about financial transparency and resisting peer pressure in this 2024 trend.

Student Loans Meet Retirement. The SECURE Act 2.0 now allows employers to spice up 401(k) matches by including student loan payments. Now, if your company's in, your student debt payments can count as a savvy retirement move, even if you skip the traditional 401(k) contributions.

$3,500 Kitchen Timer. Apple's latest marvel, the Vision Pro, hailed as the pinnacle of mixed reality, has a surprising star feature—kitchen timers. Priced at a hefty $3,499, it sold like hotcakes in minutes, with up to 200,000 units snapped up before a regular soul even tried it. The Wall Street Journal's tech guru Joanna Stern cooks up a storm with it, proving that in the world of Apple, even mundane kitchen tasks become futuristic.

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• Casey Neistat’s Apple Vision Pro experience

NFL Scores Big Bucks Thanks To Taylor Swift. Taylor Swift's relationship with Travis Kelce is turning into a financial touchdown for the NFL. A survey reveals that 16% of Americans are opening their wallets because of Swift's presence at Chiefs games, boosting the team's value by a whopping $331.5 million.

Grammys 2024. Miley Cyrus shattered norms with her "Flowers," claiming the Record of the Year. Taylor Swift, under the cover of "Midnights," seized the Album of the Year. Billie Eilish's “What Was I Made For?” from “Barbie” became a haunting anthem, disrupting the conventional Song of the Year narrative. More about the winners.

World Record for Time Spent in Space. Russian cosmonaut Oleg Kononenko rockets into the record books, surpassing compatriot Gennady Padalka with over 878 days spent in space. Orbiting 263 miles from Earth during his fifth space flight, Kononenko solidifies his cosmic legacy.

Meta Turns 20. Mark Zuckerberg's brainchild, Facebook, celebrates two decades of digital evolution. Born in a Harvard dorm room with a vision for a student directory, it has transformed into Meta Platforms, a global giant with a market cap soaring beyond $1 trillion.

Meta’s Reality Labs Hits $1 Billion, But Losses Pile Up. Mark Zuckerberg's metaverse ambitions see progress as Meta's Reality Labs division clocks $1 billion in revenue for the first time, marking a significant milestone. However, the victory is tempered by $4.65 billion in losses, with VR headsets contributing a fraction to Meta's ad-driven revenue. Despite the red ink, Zuckerberg remains optimistic, emphasizing advancements in AI and the metaverse.

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