The Latest Breaking News from the FIFA World Cup

How to Invest Now If You Want to Profit from the 2026 World Cup

The FIFA World Cup is going to generate up to $40.9 billion worth of consumer spend, and a lot of companies will see a major boost in revenue. Fortunately, there's still time for investors to cash in on World Cup fever.

Barchart · May 22

Houston will give World Cup fans a taste of BBQ, Texas heat: 5 things to know about Space City

Houston hosts the FIFA World Cup for the first time this summer

The Independent UK · May 16

ICE Won't "Round Up" People At World Cup Matches, Mullin Says

Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin attempted to clarify what role Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents would play during the FIFA World Cup should they be deployed to the vicinity of matches and events.

International Business Times · May 14

FIFA World Cup 'Serious Risks' Travel Warning About US Tagged As 'Political Tactic' Than Safety Advisory

Several rights groups issued a travel warning to visitors entering the US for the FIFA World Cup, sparking political controversy.

International Business Times UK · Apr 24

US tourism is experiencing a ‘Trump slump’. Will the FIFA World Cup reverse the trend?

The event was expected to see football fans streaming to the US, but proposed ESTA changes and social media scrutiny may see visitor figures much lower than hoped for.

Euronews · Mar 30

Why 2026 Marks a Turning Point for AI in Sports and Beyond

From the Winter Olympics to the FIFA World Cup and annual sporting events, there is no shortage of excitement for sports fans in 2026. Those who get excited about technology and the business side of sports will have even more intriguing developments to watch.

International Business Times · Feb 24

Which Underdogs Could Surprise Us at the World Cup 2026?

Which underdogs could make a statement at the FIFA World Cup 2026? Our early prediction breaks things down. A must-read for fans and bettors.

inkl · Jan 16

Could The US Economy Enter A Recession While Hosting The 2026 World Cup?

In 2026, the United States, Canada and Mexico will jointly host the FIFA World Cup, the largest sporting event ever staged in North America, with 48 teams, expanded venues, and one of the most complex tourism and logistics operations in sports history.

Benzinga · Dec 8, 2025

FIFA World Cup: Full List of Winners

There have been 22 editions of the FIFA World Cup since its debut in 1930.

Sports Illustrated · Dec 1, 2025

Curaçao Become Smallest Country by Population to Qualify for World Cup after Forcing Jamaica to a Draw

Curaçao will be playing for the first time ever in the FIFA World Cup after qualifying for the tournament via a draw against Jamaica

International Business Times UK · Nov 19, 2025