When games play out on a board or at a card table, expect some doubts from onlookers as to whether they fit the definition of sports. But for contestants in the World Mind Sports Games, the Olympiad is on, even when they have to struggle to keep it going.

Maybe the fourth time is the charm. Squash, which has been trying since 2005 to become part of the Olympics, now may be 'showcased' at the Tokyo 2020 Games. And after three failed bids, that's welcome news for the sport that, despite its worldwide following, has been passed over.

If the Baby Boomer generation's spending habits have been described as a wave, their children, the Millennial generation, might be the undertow. And the preferences of that generation, the youngest in the workforce, are starting to be felt in the sports event industry. They may not yet have the spending power of the Baby Boomers, but they're coming into their own.

Rio just received even more dire news. The Zika virus, a new mosquito-borne disease, has been identified in a number of South American countries, including Brazil. It causes flu-like symptoms for many, but for pregnant women, can cause brain damage in the developing fetus. The disease, once rare, is thought to have been brought to Brazil during the 2014 World Cup.

Well, that didn't take long. With Los Angeles as the next home of the Rams, the topic of future Super Bowl locations is already on the table, and with good reason: Los Angeles is the second-largest media market in the U.S.

It's all fun and games until the federal government gets involved. That lesson was learned after hotel visitors complained to the FCC after about being unable to access wi-fi without paying exorbitant rates. Now, the Federal Trade Commission is taking on hotel operators over hidden costs known as 'resort fees.'