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Mark Warsop, sports memorabilia seller Panini America CEO, discusses how retailers are cashing in on the World Cup.
Patrick Basham of the Democracy Institute says that free market economies can help build winning national soccer teams.
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Billions of people are expected to watch soccer's superstars play in the 2018 FIFA World Cup.
This is a look at the business of the World Cup – who makes money and how much.
Russian President Vladimir Putin will be hoping that soccer's World Cup, starting Thursday, will put his country in the international spotlight, but economists are downbeat on any long-term boost it could bring to the country's economy.
R. Sasikumar, former national footballer for Singapore, gives his view on the favorites for the FIFA World Cup.
The U.S. men's soccer team must quickly figure out how to reimagine the American game, says U.S. Soccer CEO Dan Flynn.
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U.S. Soccer CEO & Secretary General Dan Flynn discusses winning the three-way joint bid for the 2026 World Cup alongside Canada and Mexico, and what it means for the development of the sport in the country.
FIFA officials announced the winner of the 2026 bid for the World Cup. The United States, Canada and Mexico beat out Morroco for the massive soccer tournament.
Cesar Conde, NBCUniversal International Group and Telemundo Enterprises chairman, discusses Telemundo's preparations for the Spanish-language broadcast of the World Cup this summer.
Businesses in China are set to spend an additional $835 million on advertising ahead of the World Cup, which starts in a week's time.
Tim Bridge, director in the sports business group at Deloitte, speaks about the financial value of Europe's biggest soccer leagues.
Andres Cantor, veteran soccer commentator and World Cup announcer, discusses the hype leading up to the 2018 FIFA World Cup.
A row has blown up over a sponsorship deal between one of the world's richest soccer clubs and the landlocked African country of Rwanda.
The biggest cash prize the game has to offer will actually be given out at Wembley Stadium a few hours earlier — with a game potentially worth more than $370 million.
The investment arm, 49ers Enterprises, has bought a minority stake in the Championship league club.
CNBC's Adam Reed speaks about the final weekend of play in England's top flight soccer league.
Chief Executive Kasper Rorsted speaks about the upcoming soccer World Cup, saying that it will still be strong for his brand.
CNBC's Adam Reed speaks about Fox's proposed takeover of broadcaster Sky.
