The LPGA Tour boasts players from all over the world, and it wants all of them to be able to speak English.

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NBC Universal's Olympics coverage is drawing huge audiences, helped by the extravagant opening ceremony and swimming star Michael Phelps, and setting the stage for what could be record TV ratings for the Summer Games.

CEOs from McDonalds, Adidas and WPP Group looking to boost sales from the long-awaited Beijing Olympic games, talked about their various strategies to expand brand image, their views on the economy, and more on CNBC.

American swimmer Michael Phelps needed a little help from his friends on Monday to keep alive the dream of an unprecedented eight Olympic golds.

China celebrates its ancient past and modern power when the Olympics open on Friday, looking to put criticism behind it as world leaders arrived in Beijing.

Brett Favre's journey from retirement and back has finally ended -- in New York.

The 60 million-member Chinese Communist Party, host of the biggest and most expensive Olympics ever, really wants to welcome you to Beijing. But there are a few rules it wants you to know about.

Darren Rovell talks to Richard Petty, the King of NASCAR.

Pittsburgh Steelers Chairman Dan Rooney, and his son, Steelers President Art Rooney II, are arranging a financing plan to buy Dan Roony's brothers' shares in the American football franchise, according to a statement on the Steelers' web site Monday.

The wife of New York Yankees star Alex Rodriguez has filed for a divorce in a Miami court.

The newest acquisition for the New York Mets has a thick body with some jiggle to it: Kozy Shack, the maker of rice and chocolate puddings. Not all fans are thrilled, The New York Times reports.