Popeye guzzled spinach to get his superhuman strength. But the plant's power-boosting properties aren't just fiction. German scientists say spinach has a steroid-like chemical that should be added to the doping list.

Intersex sport ruling raises ethical questions about female competitive athletes

Marcus Glover, president and chief operating officer at Borgata Hotel & Casino, discusses the appetite for sports betting ahead of the NCAA Final and which sport is showing the greatest wagering growth potential.

Bloomberg’s Taylor Riggs discusses the growing appetite for sports betting and various state's tax revenue from gambling. She speaks with Bloomberg's Alix Steel and David Westin on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."

Facebook Inc. Founder and Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg was absent from a meeting with U.K. lawmakers from the Department of Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, which responded by tweeting out a picture of an empty chair reserved for Zuckerberg.

Nigerian army engages Rivers community in sports.

Professional golfers Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods talk about their head-to-head match that will air on pay-per-view, their history on the course against each other, and the impact of gambling on the sport of golf.

Dota 2 players talk about eSports in China and how they are growing revenue.

Matt Hancock, U.K. secretary of state for digital, culture, media and sport, discusses the future of the technology sector in Europe. He speaks to Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde at the Viva Tech conference in Paris.

Dalung seeks Buhari's intervention on the release of sport ministry's 2017 Budget.

After more than three years of civil war in Yemen, sport has also become a casualty of the war. The football league shut down after fighting broke out. But there are players with a passion for the game. And they can't keep off the pitch.

Sports betting is on the rise in Nigeria and is now a big part of contemporary culture. Why do Nigerians continue to bet when the odds are clearly against them?