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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