- After World Cup, Brazil’s refugees host their own gamesThe first ever Refugees World Cup took place in early August, with 200 people representing 16 countries.
- Why World Cup 2018 could be a hard sellWith the World Cup in Brazil finished, Fortune takes a look at 2018 in Russia. If Sochi's any indication, it may just be a bumpy road.
- Argentina vs. Germany: Can the steak fry the schnitzel?By the numbers, the World Cup final is pretty compelling. Germany is strong in beer. But Argentina cooks up a tasty steak.
- Banned for World Cup bite, soccer star Suarez heads to BarcelonaLuis Suarez will leave Liverpool Football Club to sink his teeth into a lucrative deal with Barcelona.
- Adidas-clad players scored the most 2014 World Cup goalsAdidas takes the lead for most World Cup goals scored wearing the brand's signature three-striped shoes, edging out top-rival Nike.
- Sunday’s World Cup final will be an all-Adidas affairBoth finalists, Germany and Argentina, have uniforms made by the German company.
- Bookies clean up on Brazil's exit - but they're still whiningOscar's late consolation goal is the caterpillar on British bookies' billion-dollar lettuce
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