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Organizers of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar have finalized a policy to serve beer with alcohol to soccer fans in the Muslim-majority country.

Organizers of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar have finalized a policy to serve beer with alcohol to soccer fans in the Muslim-majority country.

Organizers of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar have finalized a policy to serve beer with alcohol to soccer fans in the Muslim-majority country.

GENEVA (AP) — Organisers of the World Cup in Qatar have finalised a policy to serve beer with alcohol to soccer fans at stadiums and fan zones in the Muslim-majority country. FIFA said Saturday fans w...

DOHA, Qatar (AP) — Beer with alcohol is expected to be sold at World Cup stadiums in Qatar but fans may be allowed to take only non-alcoholic drinks to their seats. FIFA and Qatari organizers are still working on plans to serve all fans who want to drink at games when the tournament starts in November in the Muslim-majority country.

Wellness beer—or light lagers made with high-quality ingredients—and now a thing. So much so that NFL legend Troy Aikman is getting in on the game.

Things are moving fast in the metaverse, and in the wider world of Web3 as a whole. Depending on who you ask, this futuristic, blockchain-based space is either the next big thing for marketing — and for almost everything else — or an overhyped fad. Here’s what you need to know from this past week:

Three-time NBA champion and entrepreneur Dwyane Wade shares his money-managing lessons learned on and off the court.

Wade, 40, purchased an equity stake in two sports teams, and he’s hosting a TV show. Wade is also taking a chance with the volatile NFT marketplace.

Dwyane Wade and Budweiser Zero Join Forces to Launch NFT Collection: Fans will have the opportunity to receive custom and themed Dwyane Wade merch.