FIFA limits beer sales ahead of World Cup despite Brazil ban
According to Mirror UK, spectators at all 12 World Cup stadiums can only purchase up to three servings of beer amid an 11 year-old law in Brazil banning alcohol in stadiums.
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Legalweek.com reports that the latest manual of the Fédération Internationale de Football Association regarding its intellectual properties for the 2014 World Cup is seeking to curb enterprising entities who wish to financially gain on the popularity of one of the biggest sports event in the world.
A recent complaint filed by the the US Securities and Exchange Commission at a New York federal court is requesting a temporary freeze on US naturalized citizen Luis Chang or the company he has control over, Everbright Development Overseas Ltd, as the investor has fled to China on market manipulation charges relating to a fake bid for Allied Nevada Gold Corp shares, Bloomberg reported.
The UK Treasury released a statement today detailing the British government's plans to amend existing laws that would criminalize benchmark rate rigging, Bloomberg reported.
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