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Spain wasn’t the only World Cup winner
FIFA, soccer’s international governing body, is expected to announce record World Cup revenue of $15 billion from this year’s tournament.
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FIFA, soccer’s international governing body, is expected to announce record World Cup revenue of $15 billion from this year’s tournament.
FIFA used dynamic pricing for the first time ever, making these the most expensive matches in World Cup history.
On Sunday, 37 drivers will race around the 2.2-mile track of city streets along Lake Michigan in hopes of wooing a new crop of racing fans.
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