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The Rio Olympics have wrapped up but there's plenty going on in markets.

Resale tickets to the women's final at the upcoming U.S. Open are selling for unprecedented prices.

NBC isn't exactly racing across the finish line in Rio.

George Curry, a journalist and columnist known for being a powerful voice on issues confronting black Americans, died on Saturday. He was 69.

What exactly is Roger Ailes' role with Donald Trump's run for president?

When the months-long family drama for control of Viacom was made official in an oddly-timed press release Saturday night, one voice was missing: The man at the center of the dispute, Sumner Redstone.

Ryan Lochte's apology tour is taking place simultaneously on two different TV channels in two different languages.

Two world records were set Friday night for the most expensive British- and American-made cars ever sold at auction.

India has named a new top central banker.

The surest bet during any Olympics is not that Usain Bolt will win the 100 meters; it is that NBC will be trashed, loudly, in many quarters, for the quality of its coverage.

Donald Trump TV is a tantalizing idea. But it could be even harder to pull off than a presidential campaign.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is starting to make good on his promise to create a supercharged charity organization.

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If you think Donald Trump is out of touch with the average American, you may find his running mate, Mike Pence, a little more relatable.

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If there is a silver lining for writers and editors at Gawker Media's flagship site, which will cease operations next week, it's that, for now, they still have jobs.

The floods that devastated Louisiana this week will make a bad state economy even worse.

Michael Phelps finally broke his silence on the Ryan Lochte scandal.

The Rio Olympics, and NBC's coverage of them, have been neither the utter disaster that many feared, nor completely flawless. But until conditions force the network to reconsider its formula, there's little incentive to change its routine.