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    FIFA proposes $20 billion stake sale in World Cup operations amid UEFA backlash
    Funding· World

    FIFA proposes $20 billion stake sale in World Cup operations amid UEFA backlash

    FIFA has announced a plan to sell a stake in the World Cup's commercial operations through a semi-private subsidiary, aiming to raise $20 billion. This proposal has been triggered by FIFA's desire to reshape the financial landscape of global football, despite significant opposition from UEFA and other critics. The long-term implications could redefine the governance of soccer and the relationship between FIFA and private investors.

    6 sources5h ago
    Business· World

    Jersey Mike’s Subs Inc. raises $1 billion in IPO

    Jersey Mike’s Subs Inc. has successfully completed its initial public offering, raising $1 billion by pricing shares at $23 each. This significant capital influx is driven by strong investor interest and the strategic financial management implemented by Blackstone. The successful IPO positions Jersey Mike’s for future growth and expansion in the competitive fast-casual dining market.

    5 sources5h ago
    Jersey Mike’s Subs Inc. raises $1 billion in IPO
    Business· MENA

    Brookfield closes $2 billion private equity fund anchored by Saudi Arabia's PIF

    Brookfield has announced the first close of its new private equity fund, raising approximately $2 billion with significant backing from Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund. This move is driven by the PIF's commitment to support Saudi Vision 2030 and economic diversification efforts in the region. The establishment of this fund is expected to enhance Saudi Arabia's position as a global investment hub and attract further international partnerships.

    5 sources1d ago
    Brookfield closes $2 billion private equity fund anchored by Saudi Arabia's PIF
    Tech· World

    Meta and BlackRock partner on $14 billion AI data center in Texas

    Meta Platforms Inc. and BlackRock Inc. have announced a partnership to develop a $14 billion data center complex in El Paso, Texas. This collaboration is driven by a significant increase in Meta's capital spending aimed at enhancing AI infrastructure. The long-term implication is a likely surge in investments in AI computing capabilities as demand for data centers grows.

    5 sources1d ago
    Meta and BlackRock partner on $14 billion AI data center in Texas

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    Economy· Global Markets

    Nasdaq Dubai lists $13.8 billion in new bonds and sukuk in H1 2026

    Nasdaq Dubai has recorded 33 new listings of fixed-income instruments worth $13.8 billion in the first half of 2026. This surge is driven by strong investor demand for fixed-income investments in the region. The continued growth in the debt market positions Nasdaq Dubai as a leading financial hub in the Middle East, suggesting further listings may follow.

    3 sources4h ago
    Sports· Football

    FIFA proposes $20 billion stake sale in World Cup operations amid UEFA backlash

    FIFA has announced a plan to sell a stake in the World Cup's commercial operations through a semi-private subsidiary, aiming to raise $20 billion. This proposal has been triggered by FIFA's desire to reshape the financial landscape of global football, despite significant opposition from UEFA and other critics. The long-term implications could redefine the governance of soccer and the relationship between FIFA and private investors.

    6 sources5h ago
    Business· Funding

    Jersey Mike’s Subs Inc. raises $1 billion in IPO

    Jersey Mike’s Subs Inc. has successfully completed its initial public offering, raising $1 billion by pricing shares at $23 each. This significant capital influx is driven by strong investor interest and the strategic financial management implemented by Blackstone. The successful IPO positions Jersey Mike’s for future growth and expansion in the competitive fast-casual dining market.

    5 sources5h ago
    Business· Media Business

    Film Financier Jason Cloth Indicted for $100 Million Ponzi Scheme

    Jason Cloth has been indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of wire fraud related to an alleged Ponzi scheme. The indictment follows accusations that Cloth misled investors about the use of their funds, diverting them for personal expenses instead of film projects. This case may lead to increased scrutiny of financial practices within the entertainment industry and impact investor trust in Hollywood financing.

    3 sources5h ago