In Monday's Money Matters, Jane King discusses the surge in Nike purchases after releasing an ad featuring Colin Kaepernick, a new strategy to bring more people to athletic stadiums and a company that will let you rent a chicken.
Nike sales up after Colin Kaepernick ad, stadiums drop food costs to boost attendance and more
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