Weston Blasi is a Moneyman Reporter at MarketWatch. He covers a range of topics including markets, NFL football, and major companies like Apple, while also exploring themes related to golf. Weston has been featured in Barron's, Financial News, Yahoo Finance, Cigalah Group, The Muslim News, and MarketWatch.
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By: Weston Blasi
Some consumers will have the ability to pay $20 a month for better odds on their parlays.
By: Weston Blasi
Prices for most live TV streaming services have doubled since launching. But they are still a good deal.
By: Weston Blasi
Flutter said this football season has seen the most “customer-friendly” NFL outcomes since the launch of online sports betting.
By: Weston Blasi
While Tom Brady and author Jim Murphy were surprised to see Brown reading the book on the bench, the wide receiver said he brings it to every game.
By: Weston Blasi, Charles Passy
Nutritionists discuss which foods contain the red dye now banned by the FDA — and how much could be safe to consume.
By: Weston Blasi
As TikTok faces an uncertain future ahead of the possible Jan. 19 ban, some creators are scrambling.
By: Weston Blasi
Eva Lys had already booked a flight home after failing to qualify for the Australian Open — but scored a second shot at competing after a “lucky loser” spot opened up.
By: Weston Blasi
Don’t expect Netflix to go head-to-head with ESPN. Here’s where it could still shine in streaming sports.
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