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Messi plushies see roaring trade as China firms get World Cup boost A best-seller for one Chinese firm is a soft-toy goat wearing Lionel Messi's Argentina number 10 shirt. YIWU, China: Toy charms shaped like a goat and decked out in Lionel Messi's Argentina number 10 shirt pepper a factory tabletop in China, where sellers are betting on the country's lucrative fan market for a big World Cup boost. The World Cup begins in North America on Thursday (Jun 11) but China won't be there after...
Messi plushies see roaring trade as China firms get World Cup boost
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World Cup travel boost hasn't materialized for U.S. businesses — yet
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Inflation and FIFA price hikes dampen hope of World Cup boost to US economy
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The 2026 World Cup: Billions promised but will the economic boom arrive?
With the kick-off less than ten days away, the largest World Cup in history is set to inject tens of billions into the hosting economies. Yet, analysts are estimating that the relative impact will be marginal. The 2026 FIFA World Cup, which starts on 11 June across the US, Canada and Mexico, is the largest in the tournament's history, with 48 national teams competing across 16 host cities for the first time.
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Macron dreams of burnishing his legacy via French World Cup glory
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