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Jillert Anema says America's weak speedskating performance comes from a lack of competition and support for skaters in the U.S.
What happens after an athlete wins at the games? Olympian Kristi Yamaguchi and two others weigh in with their very different experiences.
The journey to Sochi has meant sacrifice for many Olympians who have had to live hand-to-mouth to pay for coaching fees, travel and monthly expenses.
For the few world experts able to set an Olympic medal's market value, the metal in the medal is an afterthought.
The absence of skier Lindsey Vonn and the shock dethroning of snowboarder Shaun White have created a gaping hole for a new sporting superstar to fill.
You may not win a medal in Sochi for Alpine skiing or bobsledding, but you will get healthier using this wearable tech.
The stirring ads you see during the Olympics are worth big bucks, and savvy marketers know exactly how to play them.
Sochi broadcasts on Russian-language TV have continued showing mockery of Olympians from other nations, especially the United States.
U.S. speedskating team's miserable performance during the first week of the Olympics has turned the speculation to their high-tech skinsuits.
Russian billionaire Oleg Deripaska disputes the Winter Olympics' $50 billion price tag universally reported by the international media.
CNBC went inside the uniforms in Sochi to learn more about their production and design.
Blame the "Russian mentality," Olympic organizers say. NBC News reports.
The Winter Olympics in Sochi are projected to generate billions of dollars that will raise revenue to record levels.
With the Olympics under way in Sochi, cyberthieves also are going for gold. The U.S. government has issued a warning about hackers, NBC News reports.
Plenty of behind-the-scenes maneuvering it taking place to get a huge Chobani shipment sent to Sochi for Team USA.
TV commentators from everywhere want their country to win in the Olympics, but nowhere is that more clear than in Russia.
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Robert Kraft, New England Patriots Owner, has been accused of soliciting prostitution. CNBC's Dom Chu and Eric Chemi reports.
The 77-year-old billionaire is among more than two dozen people accused in a police sting as part of a human trafficking probe, authorities say.
Chris "Mad Dog" Russo, SiriusXM host, joins CNBC's "Power Lunch" team to discuss Duke basketball player Zion Williamson's Nike shoe 'explosion' and what it may mean for the sport and the shoe company.
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