Running

It's getting tougher for organizers to host races thanks to inflation, tariffs and greater competition for cash sponsorships.

The sport’s resurgence even has spin-bike icon Peloton diversifying into treadmills.

The increasing popularity of the sport means more people buying running gear. The greater social component makes people want to look good, too.

The high-tech footwear — often starting at $250 — is helping athletes run faster. But is it the “winning ingredient”?

Brooks Running doesn't have the name recognition of Nike or other big shoe-makers, and that's by design.