Por: Newsweek Sports November 19, 2022
The FIFA World Cup, which is due to begin on Sunday in Qatar, has been dubbed soccer's Fyre Festival, after it was announced that there will be a ban on alcohol at stadiums, in a sharp u-turn on the eve of the tournament beginning.Social media is awash with those comparing the event in the Gulf State with the infamous luxury music festival in the Bahamas, which ended in disaster and the organizer being trialed for fraud.There has been... + full article
Newsweek USA Sports November 21, 2022
Ecuador fans made their feelings clear about Qatar's last-minute U-turn on the sale of alcohol at stadiums during the FIFA World Cup.The South Americans were leading tournament hosts Qatar 2-0 in the opening game of the much-maligned World Cup, when their supporters started... + más
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WPTV USA Sports November 18, 2022
DOHA, Qatar — The sale of all beer with alcohol at the eight World Cup stadiums was banned Friday, only two days before the soccer tournament is set to start.Non-alcoholic beer will still be sold at the 64 matches in the country.Following discussions between host country... + más
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Orlando Sentinel USA Business November 11, 2022
ST. PETERSBURG — Like many, James Blankenfeld relocated to Florida in part for its beaches and weather. Days after moving to St. Petersburg in 2015, he fell in love with another of Tampa Bay’s offerings. “I couldn’t believe what a great local craft beer industry there... + más
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Fox News USA Entertainment November 05, 2022
is speaking out in his first interview since being released from prison for wire fraud charges five months ago.McFarland appeared on Good Morning America to issue an apology for the disastrous events in April 2017.I need to apologize. And that is the first and the last thing... + más
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Business Insider USA Entertainment November 04, 2022
Billy McFarland, the disgraced founder of Fyre Festival, shared an emotional apology for the disastrous music festival in his first TV interview since his release from prison.McFarland appeared on Good Morning America Friday morning to discuss his role in the 2017 festival that... + más
Fyre Festival's Billy McFarland is out of jail early and wants to go into tech — but he'll have his earnings withheld until he pays back $26 million | Business Insider
ABC News USA Life November 04, 2022
Billy McFarland, the convicted founder behind 2017's Fyre Festival, which rocked social media, is apologizing for his role in controversial music festivalI need to apologize. And that is the first and the last thing that needs to be done, McFarland said. I let people down.... + más
CNBC USA Business October 27, 2022
Witthaya Prasongsin Moment Getty ImagesBeer is taking up less of the American booze market as beverage companies flood the market with buzzy new drink categories, including Even legacy beer companies have expanded outside of their staple beer products with innovations for... + más
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