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The Winter Olympics are nearly over, bringing with them the customary biennial status check on the viability of the Games and the enduring health of network TV's aging business model.

The Trump administration is cracking down on companies that get visas for foreign workers and farm them out to employers.

Plastic straw manufacturers are bracing for big changes. The tide is turning against their product.

Brazil is struggling to prove that it's cleaning up corruption and fixing its economy.

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Mini production is moving out east.

The party is over for some of China's most acquisitive companies.

The Chinese government has seized control of a deal-hungry insurance firm that owns major assets in the U.S. including the Waldorf Astoria, and is prosecuting the company's chairman.

At last! The Royal Bank of Scotland has turned a profit for the first time in a decade.

The US isn't the only place where big investment in infrastructure is sorely needed.

1. Market movers -- Tech, banks, airlines: There have been few dull moments in the markets this month, and Friday's no exception.

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Seven days after a horrific shooting claimed the lives of 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, the front pages of some of the nation's largest newspapers are still featuring stories about gun control and school safety.

The drop in gun sales has lead to deep job cuts at Sturm Ruger.

BlackRock has some questions for gun companies about their response to the school shooting in Florida.

Kylie Jenner is not happy about Snapchat's new redesign.

The Department of Education may make it easier for people filing for bankruptcy to get out of their student loans.

Here's some more bad news for home buyers: It's getting even more expensive to buy a home.