It’s The Currency’s first birthday of bringing the latest in money news to your inbox. Let’s celebrate together by unwrapping the week’s financial headlines. 

A few big media players plan to change the sports streaming game by bundling up their content. Read for pairings and partnerships in money news.  

The market is all about dealmaking, and Empower research shows Americans feel bullish – just 5% listed the stock market as an economic concern for the year ahead.

Show of hands: Who wants to be the boss? Few people, it turns out. Check out the findings from the latest Empower study, alongside this week’s headlines. 

Love don’t cost a thing, at least to the 67% of Americans who prioritize love over money, according to new Empower research. The National Retail Federation, on the other hand, says Americans are making Valentine’s Day sweeter by spending a record-breaking $14.2 billion.

Super Bowl spending is expected to score a record of $17.3 billion this year. As 200 million Americans gear up for game day, some fans are spending an average of $12,082 per ticket to watch their team live in Las Vegas.  

It’s been a lifetime of twists and turns for the Rubik’s Cube, which holds 42% market share in the brain teaser category after 50 years. Outside the box (or cube), people are puzzling together what it means to “make it” in America. More money headlines ahead – one piece at a time.

“In and out” lists have been popping up all over in recent weeks, and along with aims like getting more sleep, financial goals are topping people’s lists. Here’s a look at some other ins, outs, and here-to-stays making headlines. 

In a jolt to the financial world, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission approved historic rule changes to allow bitcoin exchange-traded funds. Crypto is likely to remain a topic of hot debate. This week, we’ll look at money headlines that make sparks fly.

Saving enough for retirement? If you’re uncertain, now’s a good time for another New Year’s resolution. But with the average pledge lasting just 3.74 months, a little motivation might be needed.