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© 2018 AFP'Very limited' impact of World Cup on Russia's economy: Moody's
By Mladen ANTONOV MOSCOW©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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Graham DeShazo
Perhaps the idea of going to the middle of nowhere, getting scammed and having your phone hacked makes Russia less than appealing. I know I wouldn’t spend a dime there.
Alexandre T. Ishii
The football World Cup is much powerful and popular than the Olympic Games and less cost to be a single sport held in a host country and not a city, most of the people in the world will focus this single sport televised to the world to Russia get the broadcasting fees, the biggest earning stracture that could be much more than the audiences of every football stadium. Let's see if the Russian govt. will compensate the cities where will be the games. This Americanized news is moody to me.
meija
I don't think all the bribes paid by Putin and Co. to host the cup were for the purpose of the economy. It's more a PR balance to all the nasty stuff Russia is doing around the world at the moment. In that context, they probably think that it's money well spent.
Pukey2
From a cultural view, I'd love to visit Russia. But it just sounds like such a racist, homophobic, hateful place.
lostrune2
Most of the money goes to FIFA
lostrune2
Limited impact for Adidas too
https://japantoday.com/category/world-cup/update-1-adidas-takes-12-10-lead-over-nike-in-world-cup-shirt-deals
Lower than even Brazil?!
Charlie Bragg
Does anyone really want to spend tons of dough to go to Russia now. Even for the World Cup!
starpunk
YES! Trump the traitor HAS to go to Russia so he can lick the shoe soles of his master, Vladimir Putin.