How Americans Spend Now
Americans react to the downturn with big changes in attitudes and spending habits, but they're not giving up hope
Tod Leiweke, 49, Seattle Seahawks CEO
'We've got to get into the overall relationship business. If we sell tickets one-off and hot dogs one-off and soda one-off, then we're in trouble. I would think in a year and a half, people are going to come to our stadium and definitely notice a substantially different experience.'
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