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*Detroit’s upcoming NFL playoff game has a pricey surprise*

If fans want to see the Detroit Lions and Tampa Bay Buccaneers face off in their divisional playoff game at Ford Field on Jan. 21 in person, then they will have to pay big money to see it. The demand for tickets to the game have skyrocketed to historical levels, which SeatGeek said it hasn’t seen before for any Lions game. "Detroit is buzzing with anticipation for this weekend's Lions game at Ford Field, following the team's first playoff victory in 32 years,” said Oliver Marvin, director of business operations at SeatGeek. “This weekend's matchup is the most in-demand Lions game we've ever seen on SeatGeek, and Detroit fans are eager for a chance to see their team get to the NFC Championship." Related: How to watch the Super Bowl: From Peacock to CBS, 2024's game broadcasting explained Currently, the average resale ticket price for the highly-anticipated game is $1,127, and the get-in price is $557, according to data from SeatGeek shared with TheStreet. The prices also include taxes and additional fees. SeatGeek cites that the playoff matchup has even surpassed the demand for the upcoming Green Bay Packers vs. San Francisco 49ers game on Jan. 20, which is the second most in-demand playoff game SeatGeek has seen ahead of the weekend. The anticipation surrounding the Lions has been on the rise in recent weeks, and the ticket prices surrounding the team’s recent games certainly reflect that. For the team’s playoff game with the LA Rams on Jan. 14, which SeatGeek notes is the second most in-demand Lions game it has ever seen, reportedly had a get-in ticket price of $402. Tickets for that game were priced higher than any other NFL playoff game that took place that weekend.A historic game in Detroit, a freezing one in Kansas City.Ticket prices for the NFL Playoffs are all over the place
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Detroit’s upcoming NFL playoff game has a pricey surprise

If fans want to see the Detroit Lions and Tampa Bay Buccaneers face off in their divisional playoff game at Ford Field on Jan. 21 in person, then they will have to pay big money to see it. The demand for tickets to the game have skyrocketed to historical levels, which SeatGeek said it hasn’t seen before for any Lions game. "Detroit is buzzing with anticipation for this weekend's Lions game at Ford Field, following the team's first playoff victory in 32 years,” said Oliver Marvin, director of business operations at SeatGeek. “This weekend's matchup is the most in-demand Lions game we've ever seen on SeatGeek, and Detroit fans are eager for a chance to see their team get to the NFC Championship." Related: How to watch the Super Bowl: From Peacock to CBS, 2024's game broadcasting explained Currently, the average resale ticket price for the highly-anticipated game is $1,127, and the get-in price is $557, according to data from SeatGeek shared with TheStreet. The prices also include taxes and additional fees. SeatGeek cites that the playoff matchup has even surpassed the demand for the upcoming Green Bay Packers vs. San Francisco 49ers game on Jan. 20, which is the second most in-demand playoff game SeatGeek has seen ahead of the weekend. The anticipation surrounding the Lions has been on the rise in recent weeks, and the ticket prices surrounding the team’s recent games certainly reflect that. For the team’s playoff game with the LA Rams on Jan. 14, which SeatGeek notes is the second most in-demand Lions game it has ever seen, reportedly had a get-in ticket price of $402. Tickets for that game were priced higher than any other NFL playoff game that took place that weekend.A historic game in Detroit, a freezing one in Kansas City.Ticket prices for the NFL Playoffs are all over the place
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*How much Walmart store managers make in a year*

TheStreet's J.D. Durkin brings the latest business headlines from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange as markets close for trading Friday, January 19. Related: Walmart closing more stores in 2024Full Video Transcript Below: J.D. DURKIN: I'm J.D. Durkin, reporting from the New York Stock Exchange. Stocks have been on a bumpy ride this week as investors parsed through economic reports, corporate earnings, and mixed comments from Fed officials. Investors are looking ahead to some big fourth-quarter reports next week, including Netflix, Tesla, and Microsoft. In other news, Walmart is giving its store managers a raise for the first time in more than a decade. Starting February 1, store managers will receive a 9 percent pay bump, increasing their average salary from $117,000 to $128,000, with the salary floor rising from $65,000 to $90,000 depending on the store format the manager runs. Of the move, Walmart’s Executive Vice President of Store Operations said, "I’m proud Walmart is making this investment following last year’s increase in starting pay for stores. As a result of those investments in front-line hourly associates and upcoming annual increases, our U.S. average hourly wage will soon exceed $18." Walmart is also changing the way bonuses are handed out to managers, saying that if all targets are met, a manager has the potential to receive a bonus of up to 200 percent of their base salary. Walmart has about 1.6 million employees and operates close to 5,000 stores in the United States. The company says that up to 75 percent of its managers began their careers at Walmart as hourly workers. That’ll do it for your daily briefing. From the New York Stock Exchange, I’m J.D. Durkin with TheStreet.
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How much Walmart store managers make in a year

TheStreet's J.D. Durkin brings the latest business headlines from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange as markets close for trading Friday, January 19. Related: Walmart closing more stores in 2024Full Video Transcript Below: J.D. DURKIN: I'm J.D. Durkin, reporting from the New York Stock Exchange. Stocks have been on a bumpy ride this week as investors parsed through economic reports, corporate earnings, and mixed comments from Fed officials. Investors are looking ahead to some big fourth-quarter reports next week, including Netflix, Tesla, and Microsoft. In other news, Walmart is giving its store managers a raise for the first time in more than a decade. Starting February 1, store managers will receive a 9 percent pay bump, increasing their average salary from $117,000 to $128,000, with the salary floor rising from $65,000 to $90,000 depending on the store format the manager runs. Of the move, Walmart’s Executive Vice President of Store Operations said, "I’m proud Walmart is making this investment following last year’s increase in starting pay for stores. As a result of those investments in front-line hourly associates and upcoming annual increases, our U.S. average hourly wage will soon exceed $18." Walmart is also changing the way bonuses are handed out to managers, saying that if all targets are met, a manager has the potential to receive a bonus of up to 200 percent of their base salary. Walmart has about 1.6 million employees and operates close to 5,000 stores in the United States. The company says that up to 75 percent of its managers began their careers at Walmart as hourly workers. That’ll do it for your daily briefing. From the New York Stock Exchange, I’m J.D. Durkin with TheStreet.
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