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Fortune Live for February 5, 2016: Super Bowl, Under Armour and Squarespace

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February 5, 2016, 2:48 PM ET

Tune in for this week’s Fortune Live, our weekly business show hosted by Assistant Managing Editor Leigh Gallagher.

Fortune senior editor Stephen Gandel and assistant managing editor Nicholas Varchaver start things off discussing the week’s top news: the word ‘recession’ is back in the headlines, and the US economy is looking bleak in 2016.

Former superintendent Lt. Gen. Michelle Johnson discusses how being a woman influenced her career path in our new series, Trailblazers.

Next, Squarespace CEO Anthony Casalena talks about the business of advertising.

We sit down with Cipora Herman and talk about her switch from Silicon Valley to CFO of the San Francisco 49ers.

Then, Fortune editor Adam Lashinsky chat it up with Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank.

We’ll close out the show with 12 surprising facts about the 2016 Super Bowl.

The full show and breakout segments will be available to watch on demand after the show concludes. You can find them at fortune.com/fortunelive.

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