FIFA fallout: 'What's wrong with wanting to make money?'

国际足联风波:“想要赚钱有什么错?”

World Business Report

2026-07-31

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Asian markets rebound strongly after a turbulent week for some of the world's biggest chipmakers. We look at what's behind the turnaround and whether investors are still worried about AI spending. Also, opposition grows to FIFA's plans to sell stakes in the World Cup to private investors. And another Ukrainian drone attack targets Russia, while China's factory activity unexpectedly contracts.
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