CBS can call itself the country’s most-watched network for the ninth time in the past 10 years. The network won the 2011-12 television season, which ended Wednesday, by averaging nearly 12 million viewers each week. That’s about 3 million more viewers than closest-competitor Fox, the largest margin of victory of any network in more than two decades. Read full article > >

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CBS wins network ratings-war again; reality-competition shows still dominate

Facebook will offer 96 million more shares, or 25 percent more than it was planning to offer previously in response to high demand.

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DealBook: Facebook Increases Number of Shares for I.P.O.

A quarter of a million more people aged in their late 50s and early 60s are now working unpaid overtime than were a decade ago, a report says.

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More older staff ‘working unpaid’

Harold C. Simmons, a billionaire corporate raider from Texas, pulled out his checkbook on Jan. 13 and gave $100,000 to a super PAC backing Mitt Romney, then donated $5 million more to another PAC stacked with Romney confidants. Read full article > >

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Super PAC donors revealed: Who are the power players in the GOP primary?

The BBC’s annual Children in Need show raises a record £26,332,334 – £8 million more than last year – with acts including Will Young, Gok Wan and the cast of EastEnders.

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Record £26m for Children in Need

Could the District use an additional $355 million? Would another $680 million help out cash-strapped New York City? How about $58 million more for Milwaukee, or $30 million for Detroit? Those cities would reap millions if they could collect on unpaid traffic and parking tickets, but in an era when speed cameras , red light cameras and high-tech parking meters have created multimillion-dollar municipal revenue streams, record numbers of tickets are going unpaid. Read full article > >

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Your credit may take a hit from unpaid traffic and parking tickets

The Texas Transportation Institute has just released its annual Urban Mobility Report , serving up in gory detail all the horrors of traffic congestion. Washington, D.C., regains its prized spot as most congested city in the United States, with Chicago number two. Friday, it turns out, is the worst day nationally for traffic congestion, with 200 million more hours of delay than Monday. And 40 percent of delays don’t even occur during rush hours — they creep up midday and overnight, when they’re least expected. Read full article > >

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That traffic jam is costing you $713

One million more now have health coverage.

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Big Drop in Uninsured Young Adults

The World Bank says escalating food prices have pushed 44 million more people into poverty since last June.

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Food prices at ‘dangerous levels’

Three-quarters of a million more people are set to become higher rate taxpayers in April, says the Institute for Fiscal Studies.

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750,000 ‘to pay higher tax rate’

The animal death toll keeps climbing: first it was thousands of blackbirds and fish in Arkansas and Louisiana, now 2 million more fish are dead in the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland. Most of the casualties are adult spot and juvenile croakers, believed to…

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2 Million Dead Fish in Maryland